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Nine To Noon for Thursday 10 September 2009

  • Ulf Lindskog

    9:08 AM.The Medical Association criticizes the community pathology service in Auckland provided by Lab tests. Audio

  • Dr Val Hooper

    9:28 AM.Victoria University Researchers say many people with flout the ban on using mobile phones while driving. Audio

  • Professor Glyn Harper

    9:40 AM.New Zealand military historian seeks unpublished letters from Gallipoli soldiers and is hoping families holding some will get in touch. Audio

  • UK

    9:51 AM.With correspondent Jon Dennis. Audio

  • Feature guest - Jenny Bornholdt

    10:10 AM.Jenny Bornholdt won the 2009 Montana New Zealand Book Awards Poetry prize for her collection The Rocky Shore; a book that judges say has achieved something significantly new in poetic practice in this… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - Old South

    10:40 AM.By Matthew Wright, published by Penguin and reviewed by Harry Broad. Audio

  • New Technology

    11:12 AM.With Colin Jackson. Audio

  • Parenting

    11:32 AM.With psychologist and parenting expert Nigel Latta. Audio

  • Television

    11:52 AM.With reviewer Simon Wilson. Audio

09:05 Medical Association criticises the community pathology service in Auckland provided by Labtests

Ulf Lindskog, chief executive of Labtests.

09:30 Ban on mobile phones while driving

Victoria University researchers say many people with flout the ban on using mobile phones while driving.

Dr Val Hooper - senior lecturer, Victoria University School of Information Management.

09:40 New Zealand Military historian seeks unpublished letters from Gallipoli soldiers

Glyn Harper, Professor of War Studies Massey University, is seeking unpublished letters from Gallipoli soldiers, he hopes families holding some will get in touch.

09:45 UK correspondent Jon Dennis

10:05 Celebrated NZ poet

Jenny Bornholdt won the 2009 Montana New Zealand Book Awards Poetry prize for her collection The Rocky Shore; a book that judges say has achieved something significantly new in poetic practice in this country.

10:30 Book Review with Harry Broad

Old South by Matthew Wright
Published by Penguin NZ

10:45 Reading. Here And Where by David Hill

(Part 4 of 5)

Times of the Signs

A New Zealander tries his hand at haggling but fails to read the signs and get more than he bargains for in a Sydney market

11:05 New Technology with Colin Jackson

11:30 Parenting with Nigel Latta

Psychologist and parenting expert.

11:45 Television review with Simon Wilson

The Qantas Film and TV awards.