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Nine To Noon for Tuesday 15 September 2009

  • Babyboomers' retirement expectations

    9:11 AM.Sharon Buckland conducted research called 'The New Zealand Babyboomer Dreams Study'. It looks at the intentions and aspirations of NZ babyboomers. We are also joined by Ian Pool, Professor of… Read more Audio

  • Rich keenest on home insulation subsidy

    9:35 AM.Could the scheme run out of money to the detriment of lower-income families? Audio

  • US correspondent - Jack Hitt

    9:45 AM.Jack Hitt reports back to us with the latest news from the United States. Audio

  • Feature guest - Jason Barrell

    10:10 AM.A former rugby player and policeman who's survived a broken neck and a brain tumour, Jason Barrell is now a successful motivational speaker. He's just released his first book 'Try, Try Again'. Audio

  • Book review - The Lieutenant

    10:42 AM.By Kate Grenville, reviewed by Emma Hart. Published by Text Publishing. Audio

  • Business

    11:08 AM.Business and economics commentator Rod Oram discusses the financial services firm Lehman Brothers one year on from it's bankruptcy, and the impact it had on our country. Audio

  • Should there be a NZ Film Month?

    11:27 AM.Ant Timpson is a film industry cheerleader who runs events like the 48 Hour Filmmaking competition and The Incredibly Strange Film Fest. His company Headstrong provides support for new filmmakers. We… Read more Audio

  • Media

    11:45 AM.Media commentator Denis Welch is here to discuss the latest media issues with us. Audio

09:05 Babyboomers' retirement and old age expectations

Sharon Buckland conducted research called The New Zealand Babyboomer Dreams Study. It looks at the intentions and aspirations of NZ babyboomers; and Ian Pool, Professor of Demography at University of Waikato.

09:30 Wealthy are keenest on home insulation subsidy - could the scheme run out of money to the detriment of lower-income families?

Peter Neilson, chief executive officer Business Council for Sustainable Development; and Helen Gatonyi, from the Tenancy Protection Association.

09:45 US correspondent Jack Hitt

10:05 Jason Barrell

Former rugby player and policeman who survived a neck injury and brain tumour. Now a successful motivational speaker, Jason Barrell has just released his first book Try, Try Again.

10:30 Book Review with Emma Hart

The Lieutenant by Kate Grenville
Published by Text Publishing

10:45 Reading: My Lord Above - a short story by David Lyndon Brown

Mr Krishna, a one eyed Shakespeare quoting shopkeeper, befriends a young man who has fallen in love with the crane driver he's seen from his balcony.

11:05 Business and economic commentator Rod Oram

11:30 Should there be an NZ Film Month?

Ant Timpson film industry cheerleader who runs events like the 48 Hour Film-making competition, the Incredibly Strange film fest etc. His company Headstrong provides support for new filmmakers; and Steve Newall, NZ Music Industry Commission - runs NZ Music Month.

Links:

publicaddress.net/6162#post

www.filmhead.co.nz

Email: ant@woosh.co.nz

11:45 Media commentator Denis Welch discusses the latest media issues