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Nine To Noon for Monday 21 December 2009

  • Post Copenhagen, the analysis

    9:09 AM.Andy Reisinger from the NZ Climate Change Institute at Victoria University joins Kathryn to discuss what if any positive outcomes occurred through Copenhagen. Audio

  • Sir, please leave the delivery room

    9:25 AM.London based French obstetrician Dr Michel Odent speaks with Kathryn about the detrimental affects of having fathers in theatre during delivery. Audio

  • Pinkstinks!

    9:35 AM.Emma Moore, co-founder of Pinkstinks, a UK campaign and social enterprise that challenges the culture of pink which the group believes invades every aspect of girls' lives. She speaks with Kathryn… Read more Audio

  • Middle East correspondent - Irris Makler

    9:50 AM.We hear the latest issues and news from the region from Irris in Jerusalem. Audio

  • Feature Guests - Margaret Heaney and Fiona Wilston

    10:10 AM.Lotto's biggest ever winners Margaret Heaney and Fiona Wilston speak with Kathryn. Audio

  • Book review - Sunflowers: a Novel of Vincent van Gogh

    10:35 AM.By Sheramy Bundrick. Published by HarperCollins. Reviewed by Rae McGregor. Audio

  • Politics

    11:15 AM.In the left corner Andrew Campbell and in the right Matthew Hooten. Audio

  • Food and wine

    11:30 AM.'Tis the season and Matt Follas shows us what do cook for these festive times. John Hawkesby spreads cheer with wine matches. Audio

  • Urbanist - Tommy Honey

    11:50 AM.Sustainability, how do we sustainably engage people with environmental consciousness? Audio

09:05 Copenhagen Climate Conference

Andy Reisinger, from the New Zealand Climate Change Research Institute at Victoria University.

09:20 Should fathers be in the delivery room?

Dr Michel Odent, London-based French obstetrician who says the presence of fathers while women are in labour is detrimental.

09:30 Pinkstinks

Emma Moore, co-founder of Pinkstinks, a UK campaign and social enterprise that challenges the culture of pink which the group believes invades every aspect of girls' lives.

09:45 Middle East correspondent Irris Makler

10:05 Big Wednesday lotto winners

Margaret Heaney and Fiona Wilton

In June, Margaret Heaney, her daughters Fiona Wilton and Soibhan Logan and granddaughter Alicia Heaney won a record 37 million dollars in Lotto's Big Wednesday. It was the biggest prize in Lotto's history.

10:30 Book Review with Rae McGregor

Sunflowers: A Novel of Vincent van Gogh by Sheramy Bundrick
Published by HarperCollins

11:05 Politics with Andrew Campbell and Matthew Hooten

11:30 Guest Chef Mat Follas, New Zealander who won UK MasterChef and wine commentator John Hawkesby

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11:45 Urbanist Tommy Honey

The need to rethink how we engage people about sustainability.