Nine To Noon for Thursday 14 May 2009 Nine To Noon

Nigerian author Chimimanda Ngozi Adichie

9:07 AM.Nigerian author Chimimanda Ngozi Adichie joins Lynn Freeman to talk about her visit to New Zealand. Audio
Families Commission

9:08 AM.Druis Barrett has resigned from Families Commission over Christine Rankin's appointment. Audio
Company fraud on rise due to recession

9:20 AM.KPMG's Forensic partner, Mark Leishman talks about how the incidence of fraud is on the rise due to the recession. Audio
Homeless world cup

9:30 AM.Everitt Johnson says the Homeless world cup turned his life around. Audio
UK correspondent

9:50 AM.Correspondent Michael White joins us with the latest news and current affairs from the Uk. Audio
Book review - The Lost Mona Lisa

10:35 AM.Quentin Johnson reviews The Last Mona Lisa by R A Scotti. Published by Bantam Press. Audio
New Technology with Colin Jackson

11:07 AM.Technology guru Colin Jackson gives us his guide on the mobile phone wars. Audio
Author Gill South

11:26 AM.Author of"Because we're worth it"A 'where to from here' for today's working mother. Audio
Television with Simon Wilson

11:50 AM.TV commentator Simon Wilson reviews Q and A and The Back Bench. Audio

09:05 Druis Barrett

Druis Barrett has resigned from the Families Commission over Christine Rankin's appointment.

09:20 Company fraud on rise due to recession

KPMG's forensic partner Mark Leishman talks about how the incidence of fraud is on the rise due to the recession.

09:30 Homeless world cup

Everitt Johnson on how the homeless world cup turned his life around.

09:45 UK correspondent Michael White

10:05 Chimimanda Ngozi Adichie

Nigerian author

10:25 Book Review with Quentin Johnson

The Lost Mona Lisa by R A Scotti
Published by Bantam Press
ISBN 978 059 305 7858

10:45 Reading: Llamas & Empanadas by Eleanor Meecham

Episode 9 of 10

Recounting her 5000 kilometre bicycle journey in the wilds of Argentina, Chile and Bolivia.

This week - the mobile wars. Vodafone, Telecom and now Two Degrees.

11:30 Gill South

Author of Because we're worth it, a 'where to from here' for today's working mother. Gill South is a freelance business writer for NZ Herald.

11:45 Television review with Simon Wilson

Nine To Noon for Thursday 14 May 2009