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Nine To Noon for Thursday 2 February 2012

  • Political rumblings in Christchurch

    9:09 AM.Frustration is boiling over in Christchurch about the dysfunctional city council. Audio

  • Embargo on Iranian oil

    9:31 AM.Will a European embargo on oil exports from Iran cause more harm than good? Kathryn speaks to Professor Paul Stevens, a Senior Research Fellow at Chatham House in London, and expert on international… Read more Audio

  • UK Correspondent - Jon Dennis

    9:50 AM.The al-Qaeda inspired gang that admitted plotting to bomb London; and Fred Goodwin, the former boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland, is stripped of his knighthood and his successor forgoes his bonus. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Mike Ardagh

    10:12 AM.Mike Ardagh is a specialist emergency physician at Christchurch Hospital, who is chairing a research group which is looking into the health implications of the earthquakes. His work in improving the… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - The Sea On Our Skin

    10:38 AM.Gail Pittaway reviews 'The Sea On Our Skin' by Madeleine Tobert, published by Hodder & Stoughton. Audio

  • New Technology with Donald Clark

    11:06 AM.Google's new privacy policy - bad news or just good housekeeping?; new laws reduce the method but not the practice of file sharing; and burglars won't even steal CDs these days. Audio

  • Heritage with Brigid Gallagher

    11:31 AM.Archaeologist Brigid Gallagher discusses historic mining remains; railway cycle tracks; how to make heritage and archaeology interesting to the young; and how possum teeth can help pinpoint the origin… Read more Audio

  • Media with Gavin Ellis

    11:47 AM.Coverage of the Crafar farms sale, and the difficulties and rewards of stories that involve the reporter's own relatives. Audio

09:05 Frustration boils over in Christchurch about the dysfunctional city council

Christchurch City councillors Yani Johanson and Helen Broughton.

09:30 Will a European embargo on oil exports from Iran cause more harm than good?

Professor Paul Stevens, a Senior Research Fellow at Chatham House in London, and expert on international oil markets and Middle East politics.

09:45 UK correspondent Jon Dennis

The al-Qaeda inspired gang that admitted plotting to bomb London; and Sir Fred Goodwin, the former boss of the Royal Bank of Scotland, is stripped of his knighthood and his successor forgoes his bonus.

10:05 Mike Ardagh - Emergency medicine specialist

Specialist emergency physician at Christchurch Hospital, who is chairing a research group which is looking into the health implications of the earthquakes. His work in improving the efficiency and performance of emergency departments was recognised in the New Year's Honours.

10:35 Book Review with Gail Pittaway

The Sea on our Skin by Madeleine Tobert
Published by Hodder & Stoughton

10:45 Reading: Losing It by Sandy McKay (Part 9 of 10)

Jo finally agrees to see her father.

Audio will be available here after broadcast.

11:05 New Technology with Donald Clark

Google's new privacy policy – bad news or just good housekeeping?; new laws reduce the method but not the practice of file sharing; and burglars won't even steal CDs these days

11:20 Brigid Gallagher - Heritage series

Archaeologist Brigid Gallagher discusses historic mining remains; railway cycle tracks; how to make heritage and archaeology interesting to the young; and how possum teeth can help pinpoint the origin of human remains.

11:45 Media commentator Gavin Ellis

Coverage of the Crafar farms sale and the difficulties and rewards of stories that involve the reporter's own relatives.