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Nine To Noon for Monday 1 October 2012

  • Search and surveillance, the new laws

    9:05 AM.The human rights lawyer Michael Bott looks at the new search and surveillance laws enacted today; this is with reference to his representing one of the accused in the Urewera raids. Audio

  • Wellington: capital backwater?

    9:30 AM.Wellington City Council's economic portfolio leader Councillor Jo Coughlan, ANZ chief economist Cameron Bagrie, and commercial property company Colliers' national director Alan McMahon discuss the… Read more Audio

  • Europe Correspondent - Seamus Kearney

    9:52 AM.The Hollande government bucks EU trends choosing tax hikes for France rather than state spending cuts while in the Italian peninsula they say the butler did it - the Pope's former man-servant goes on… Read more Audio

  • Feature Guest - Assil Russell

    10:10 AM.Assil Russell is an Iraq born New Zealand dental surgeon who set up the not-for-profit organisation ICARE (Iraqi Children's Aid & Repair Endeavour). This charity runs small community level projects… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - Love Anthony

    10:36 AM.Carole Beu reviews 'Love Anthony' by Lisa Genova, published by Simon & Schuster. Audio

  • Politics with Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams

    11:10 AM.The GCSB and Kim Dotcom, the upcoming LibertariaNZ conference, and a Labour reshuffle signalled by leader David Shearer. Audio

  • Food and Wine with Sophie Gray and Joelle Thomson

    11:30 AM.Italian tomato soup; chicken and spicy sausage pot pies and; cranberry, currant and orange bread & butter pudding - all matched deliciously with wines to pique appetites of the epicurious and… Read more Audio

  • Urbanist Tommy Honey

    11:50 AM.Controversial plans for a new waterfront hotel in Dunedin. Audio

09:05 The impact of controversial new search and surveillance laws

Michael Bott, human rights lawyer who initially represented one of those accused in the Urewera raids.

09:25 What's weighing on Wellington's economy?

Jo Coughlan, Wellington City Councillor and Economic Portfolio Leader; Cameron Bagrie, ANZ chief economist; and Alan McMahon, National Director of research and consulting for commercial property company Colliers.

09:45 Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney

France bucking the EU trend with tax hikes over spending cuts in new budget and the Pope's ex-butler on trial accused of theft.

10:05 Assil Russell:  Iraq-born dental surgeon

Iraq-born dental surgeon who set up ICARE (Iraqi Children's Aid & Repair Endeavour). The charity runs small small community level projects using volunteers to provide dental and medical services where they are most needed and unavailable.  

10:35 Book Review with Carole Beu

Love Anthony by Lisa Genova
Published by Simon & Schuster, $37.00

10:45 Reading: Shooting the Moon by V M Jones read by by Matt Whelan

In this sequal to the award winning novel 'Juggling with Mandarins' the hero Pip McLeod is in his mid teens, wrapped up in his own emotions, and learning the hard way, what matters most of all. (Part 1 of 10, RNZ)

11:05 Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams

The GCSB and Kim Dotcom, the upcoming Libertarianz conference, and Labour reshuffle signalled by leader David Shearer.

11:30 Guest chef Sophie Gray and wine commentator Joelle Thomson

Sophie Gray, dubbed the Destitute Gourmet, is a busy working mum who aims to feed her family nutritious food, while watching what she spends. Her mission is to resurrect basic cooking skills and encourage other cooks to put them into practice, while reducing grocery bills; and wine writer and tutor Joelle Thomson, whose new wine book The Wild Bunch will be released in November.

Feed the family for $15 or Less by Sophie Gray
Published by Random House NZ

Recipes:
Italian Tomato Soup
Chicken and Spicy Sausage Pot Pies
Cranberry, Currant and Orange Bread and Butter Pudding

11:45 Urbanist Tommy Honey

Controversial plans for a new waterfront hotel in Dunedin.

Links:
Fancy a Little Miami Vice in Dunedin? The Press
Animation Research Ltd slideshow
Dunedin City Council's current notified resource consent applications

Music played in this show

Playlist

Time played: 09:26am
Title: Nervous Wreck
Artist: Sera Cahoone
Composer: Cahoone
Album: Dear Creek Canyon
Label: Subpop

Time played: 10.06am
Title: Vou Dar de Beber A Dor
Artist: Amalia Rodrigues
Composer: Janes
Label: EMI

Time played: 10:42am
Title: Chained
Artist: The xx
Composer: Smith/Madley/Sim/Croft
Album: Coexist
Label: Young Turks

Time played: 11:30am
Title: I've Got a Feeling
Artist: Big Maybell
Composer: Wyche
Label: Jazzman

Time played: 11:45am
Title: Beach Baby
Artist: Bon Iver