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Nine To Noon for Thursday 3 November 2011

  • Eurozone crisis - Greece

    9:08 AM.Europe's leaders are in emergency talks with Greece's Prime Minister, George Papandreou, after his shock announcement to call a referendum on the bailout package put together last week. Audio

  • Pike River mining disaster almost one year on

    9:34 AM.November 19 will mark a year since the Pike River mine disaster and the impact on the West Coast community and the families of the 29 men killed continues. Audio

  • UK Correspondent - Matthew Parris

    9:51 AM.UK debt crisis; Protests about globalism; GDP growth; Cricket betting scam; Use of internet porn. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Wade Davis

    10:08 AM.Canadian ethnographer, writer, photographer, and filmmaker who spent more than three years in the Amazon and Andes as a plant explorer and went to Haiti to study folk preparations implicated in the… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - The Necessary Aptitude

    10:42 AM.Written by Pam Ayres, published by Ebury Press, reviewed by Anne Else. Audio

  • New Technology with Steve McCabe

    11:07 AM.Virtual format wars. Audio

  • Challenging behaviour in schools

    11:30 AM.Classroom behaviour: Bad, disruptive or just perhaps plain ugly. How do you deal with challenging students - from teenagers at high school, primary school pupils or even pre-schoolers? Audio

  • TV Review with Simon Wilson

    11:49 AM.A review of the tv series The Kennedy's and the new Soho channel. Audio

09:05 The Euro bailout plan for Greece

An emergency meeting between the leaders of France, Germany and Greece after the Greek PM George Papandreou said he would take the 130 billion Euro bailout plan to the people, in a referendum.

Charles Wyplosz is professor of economics at the Graduate Institute in Geneva and specialises in monetary integration, monetary policy and financial crisis.

09:30 Pike River mining disaster almost one year on

Kathryn Leafe from the Focus Trust in Greymouth.

09:45 UK correspondent Matthew Parris

10:05 Wade Davis: National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence

Canadian ethnographer, writer, photographer, and filmmaker who spent more than three years in the Amazon and Andes as a plant explorer and went to Haiti to study folk preparations implicated in the creation of "zombies". Wade Davis has written 15 books, the latest of which is called Into the Silence: The Great War, Mallory and the Conquest of Everest.

10:35 Book Review with Anne Else

The Necessary Aptitude by Pam Ayres
Published by Ebury Press

10:45 Reading: The Years Before My Death written and read by David McPhail (Part 4 of 10)

We learn what happened to Gary Glitter at the end of the diving board at the QE2 pool.

Audio will be available here after broadcast.

11:05 New Technology with Steve McCabe 

11:20 Parenting with Dr Valerie Margrain

Challenging behaviour in schools.

Dr Valerie Margrain, from the Massey University College of  Education, has edited a new book Responsive Pedagogy: Engaging Restoratively with Challenging Behaviour, published by NZCER Press and co-edited by Professor Angus H. Macfarlane.

11:45 TV Review with Simon Wilson

The Kennedy's and the new Soho channel.