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Nine To Noon for Wednesday 16 April 2008

  • Canyoning Tragedy

    9:09 AM.Murray Burton, Principal of Elim Christian College, discusses the impact of the tragedy on the school. Audio

  • Health Economics

    9:17 AM.Prof. Peter Gluckman and Alan Pullar discuss relationships between 'a poor start to life' and the long term economic effects. Audio

  • Canyoning Tragedy (Part 2)

    9:41 AM.Grant Davidson, Chief executive of the Sir Edmund Hillary Outdoor Pursuits Centre discusses the impact of the tragedy. Audio

  • Tetraplegic Air Travel

    9:44 AM.Tetraplegic Allan Pullar discusses Air New Zealand's reluctance to allow him to travel without a support person. Audio

  • Australian Correspondent - Ray Moynihan

    9:53 AM.The Age newspapers changing editorial content. Email spy scandal. Opposition Leader on last legs. Audio

  • Out-sourcing the Iraq War

    10:06 AM.Author Jeremy Scahill discusses Blackwater Security operations and the US Governments involvement in out-sourcing the Iraq war. Audio

  • Book Review - Speaking for Themselves

    10:39 AM.by Jan Morgan. Published by Cape Catley Ltd. Reviewed by Crystal Beavis Audio

  • TV Review - Simon Wilson

    10:47 AM.Simon discusses the popularity of TV crime shows, the 'Seven ages of rock' documentary and the 'Dancing with the Stars' final. Audio

  • Music Review - Shelby Lynn

    11:07 AM.Marty Duda reviews new and old music by Shelby Lynn. Audio

  • Law with Andrew Scott-Howman

    11:35 AM.Andrew discusses the legal and moral aspects of pornography in the workplace. Audio

On Nine to Noon Today

9:05 Canyoning tragedy

Murray Burton, Principal of Elim Christian College

9:20 Health economics

Peter Gluckman, Professor from Auckland University's Liggins Institute; and Harold Andelman, World Bank's Lead Human Development Economist for the African region

9:35 Canyoning tragedy

Grant Davidson, Chief executive of the Sir Edmund Hillary Outdoor Pursuits Centre

9:45 Allan Pullar, 62 year old tetraplegic and would be international air traveller

Air New Zealand say Allan Pullar has to pay for a support person

9:50 Australia Correspondent Ray Moynihan

10:05 Jeremy Scahill, journalist and author

Jeremy Scahill wrote the book Blackwater: The Rise of the World's Most Powerful Mercenary Army. His work focuses on the war in Iraq

10:30 Book Review: Speaking for Themselves by Jan Morgan

Reviewed by Crystal Beavis
(Published by Cape Catley Ltd, ISBN 978 1 877340 12 3)

10:45 Book Reading: The Rope Of Man by Witi Ihimaera

Part 7 of 13

11:05 Marty Duda's artist of the week: Shelby Lynn

11:30 Law with Andrew Scott-Howman

11:45 TV review with Simon Wilson, Senior Writer, Metro