Nine To Noon for Wednesday 26 March 2008
On Nine to Noon Today
9:05Suicides of Iraq veterans
Pia Malbran, CBS producer of programme on Iraq suicides, and Kevin and Joyce Lucey, whose son Jeffery, committed suicide after returning from serving in Iraq
9:30Ongoing drought, especially in Wairarapa
Dick Chamberlain, Wairarapa farmer, who says estimates of the cost of the drought are just the tip of the iceberg; Alan Stewart, Wairarapa farmer badly hit by drought; and Jim Renwick, NIWA climate variability leader
9:50 Phuket
Larry Cunningham, resident businessman on Phuket and Australia's Honorary Consul
9:55Australia correspondent Ray Moynihan
10:05 New Bishop of Christchurch
Canadian Victoria Matthews is the new Bishop of Christchurch
10:30 Book Review: The Heroines by Eileen Favorite
Reviewed by Emma Hart
(Published by Hutchinson, ISBN 978 009 192 1149)
10:45 Book Reading: The Room, a short story by Shirley Eng
11:05 Marty Duda's Artist of the Week - Split Enz
Today's feature artists are Split Enz, and the tracks featured are:
Matinee Idyll, from the 1973 single and included on the 1979 album The Beginning Of The Enz (Mushroom)
Late Last Night - taken from the 1976 album Second Thoughts (Mushroom)
What's The Matter With You - taken from the 1980 album True Colours (Mushroom)
I See Red - taken from the 2007 DVD One Out Of The Bag (Warners)
11:30 Law commentator Dean Knight
11:45 Film review with Graham Tuckett
The 3.10 To Yuma - Remade Western with Russell Crowe and Christian Bale
The Diving Bell and The Butterfly - Cannes winning drama from director
Julian Schnabel
The War on Democracy - New doco from John Pilger