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Nine To Noon for Tuesday 12 March 2013

  • Class action against banks over excessive fees

    9:10 AM.Fair Play on Fees lawyer Andrew Hooker, who works for one of the three firms who want New Zealanders to sign up to participate in class actions which will claim back excessive bank default fees. Also… Read more Audio

  • Dr Jonathan Jarman - Community Health in Northland

    9:30 AM.Dr Jonathan Jarman is the outgoing Northland District Health Board Medical Officer of Health and is a Public Health Medicine Specialist. Dr Jarman is leaving after 20-years in Northland for a role in… Read more Audio

  • US Correspondent - Jack Hitt

    9:50 AM.We hear the latest issues in the US including the political dogfight over the use of drones and their impact on civil liberties. Audio

  • Feature Guests - Richard Walter and Chris Jacomb

    10:09 AM.Otago researchers whose unprecedented access to, arguably, this country's most important archaeological site has helped them learn more about the first New Zealanders. Audio

  • Business with Rod Oram

    11:10 AM.The recent rise in business confidence, and the lack of consumer confidence in the major banks as a class action is launched against them for unfair fees charged. Audio

  • Archaeology with Brigid Gallagher

    11:25 AM.A centenary of stainless steel; the effect of climate change on archaeology, and; heritage/archaeological offerings on television. Audio

  • Media with Gavin Ellis

    11:48 AM.The incredible shrinking newspaper, and; new formats for TV current affairs programmes. Audio

09:05 Class action against banks over excessive fees

Fair Play on Fees lawyer Andrew Hooker, who works for one of the three firms who want New Zealanders to sign up to participate in class actions which will claim back excessive bank default fees; and Dr Claire Matthews, senior lecturer at the Centre for Banking Studies, Massey University.

09:25 Community Health in Northland

Dr Jonathan Jarman, Northland District Health Board Medical Officer of Health and Public Health Medicine Specialist. He is leaving after 20 years to be Medical Officer of Health in Taranaki.

09:45 US correspondent Jack Hitt

The political fight over drones and civil liberties.

10:05 Archaeologists Richard Walter and Chris Jacomb

Otago researchers whose unprecedented access to this country's most important archaeological site has helped them learn more about the first New Zealanders.

South Pacific Archaeological Research

10:35 Book Review with Ian Templeton

Ian Templeton is a Press Gallery journalist, latterly of the political bulletin Trans Tasman.

In the Ring: A Commonwealth Memoir by Don McKinnon

10:45 The Reading: The Kindness of Your Nature by Linda Olsson

Read by Denise O'Connell

An expatriate Swedish woman reflects on a past that brought her to live in isolation near Kawhia on the north islands west coast – half a world away from the land of her childhood. (Part 2 of 10)

11:05 Business commentator Rod Oram

Rising business confidence and the class action suit launched on New Zealand bank fees.

11:30 Archaeology with Brigid Gallagher

11:45 Media commentator Gavin Ellis

An "unreserved apology" made by the NBR and the dangers of reporting rumours.

Music played in this show

Playlist

Artist: Shuggie Otis
Song: Strawberry Letter 23
Comp: Shuggie Otis
Label: Virgin
Broadcast Time: 09L25am

Artist: Beth Orton
Song: Dawn Chorus
Comp: Orton
Album: Sugaring Season (2012)
Label: Anti
Broadcast Time: 10:35am

Artist: Linda Lewis
Song: Reach for the Truth
Comp: Linda Lewis
Album: Lark (1972)
Label: FMR
Broadcast Time: 10:53am

Artist: Mel Torme
Song: Comin' Home Baby
Comp: Tucker/Patrick
Label: Atlantic
Broadcast Time: 11:25am

Artist: Delaney Davidson and Marlon Williams
Song: Please Don't Let Me Love You
Comp: Jones
Album: The Secret History of Country Music Songwriting
Label: Lyttleton
Broadcast Time: 11:44am