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Nine To Noon for Monday 31 March 2008

  • Zimbabwe Elections

    9:08 AM.Freelance journalist Frank Chicoworie reports from election HQ in Harare, as Zimbabwe await election results. Audio

  • PR Manipulation of Media

    9:18 AM.Author Farhad Manjoo discusses the growing trend for manipulation of media by PR agencies. Audio

  • PR Manipulation of Media (Part 2)

    9:38 AM.Journalism lecturer Jim Tucker discusses a NZ perspective regarding manipulation of media by PR agencies. Audio

  • Africa Correspondent - Peter Greste

    9:46 AM.Correspondent Peter Greste discusses the wait for results in Zimbabwe's elections and the potential fallout. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Rodney Russ

    10:05 AM.co-Tourism pioneer Rodney Russ discusses the impact and significance of Eco-Tourism. Audio

  • Book Review - Remembering the Sixties

    10:41 AM.Remembering the Sixties by Robert Stone. Published by HarperCollins US. Reviewed by Paul Diamond. Audio

  • Politics

    11:05 AM.Political perspectives from the right to the left with Laila Harre and Matthew Hooten. Audio

  • Guest Chef - Scott Fraser

    11:30 AM.Executive chef Scott Fraser shares recipies from the Carrington Resort on the Karikari Penisula. Audio

  • Wine

    11:46 AM.John Hawkesby unearths more quality wines for your drinking pleasure. Audio

  • A Modest Proposal or Two

    11:51 AM.David Slack on low energy lighting and 'stress rooms'. Audio

On Nine to Noon Today

9:05 Zimbabwe Elections

Frank Chicoworie, freelance journalist at election HQ in Harare, waiting for results.

9:20 Manipulation of media by PR agencies

Farhad Manjoo, writer for US news website Salon.com and author of a new book True Enough: Learning to Live in a Post-Fact Society; and Jim Tucker, Head of Journalism at Whitirea Polytechnic.

9:45 Africa Correspondent Peter Greste

10:05 Heritage Expeditions

Rodney Russ on eco tourism to Antarctica and beyond

10:35 Book Review - Prime Green: Remembering the Sixties by Robert Stone

Reviewed by Paul Diamond
Published by HarperCollins US
ISBN 978 006 095 7773

10:45 Book reading: Pull, a short story by Jackie Davis

11:05 Politics with Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre

11:30 Guest Chef Scott Fraser

Scott is the executive chef of the Carrington Resort on the Karikari Penisula.

11:40 Wine with John Hawkesby

11:45 A Modest Proposal or Two with David Slack