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Nine To Noon for Monday 15 April 2013

  • Drought costs expected to hit $2bn

    9:08 AM.What impact will that have on already-strained farmers? With Janette Walker - A farmers' advocate who helps with debt issues - she has researched the issue of bank swaps and the impact they have on… Read more Audio

  • Richard Gardiner

    9:24 AM.Richard is a retired High School Art/Design teacher who is now making architectural models of houses and public buildings - some destroyed in the Christchurch earthquakes. Audio

  • Europe Correspondent - Seamus Kearney

    9:47 AM.Croatia is voting in the European parliament for the first time, The Cyprus bailout. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Stanton Glantz

    10:06 AM.Tobacco control - are New Zealand's efforts making any difference? Professor Stanton Glantz is one of the world's leading voices on tobacco control - he is a cardiologist and the Director of the… Read more Audio

  • Politics with Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams

    11:07 AM.The impact on NZ of Thatcher's death, GCSB, teacher protests and was John Key's trip to china a success? Audio

  • Food with Dariush Lolaiy

    11:34 AM.Head chef at Cazador - it's an old family restaurant specialising in game, which is now in the hands of a new generation. Audio

  • Book Review - Amity and Sorrow

    11:39 AM.Written by Peggy Riley, reviewed by Gail Pittaway and published by Hachette NZ. Audio

  • Off the Beaten Track with Kennedy Warne

    11:51 AM.Kennedy Warne heads south to Te Wahipounamu. Audio

09:05 Drought costs expected to hit $2bn - what impact will that have on already-strained farmers?

Janette Walker is a farmers' advocate who helps with debt issues. She has researched the issue of bank swaps and the impact they have on farmers' debt levels.

09:30 Models of houses, some destroyed in Christchurch earthquakes

Kathryn Ryan talks to retired high school art and design teacher Richard Gardiner, who's been putting his design skills to use making architectural models of houses and public buildings. Some of the buildings were destroyed in the Christchurch earthquakes.

Gallery: model buildings by Richard Gardiner

The Lyttelton Police Station
Richard Gardiner's model of the Lyttelton Police Station.
09:45 Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney

10:05 Stanton Glantz: tobacco control

Professor Stanton Glantz is one of the world's leading voices on tobacco control. He is a cardiologist and the director of the Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education at the University of California, San Francisco.

10:30 Book Review with Gail Pittaway

Amity and Sorrow by Peggy Riley
Published by Hachette NZ

10:45 Reading: Bitten by the Bullet by Steve Krzystyniak and Karen Goa

Read by Jacob Rajan.

Bitten by the Bullet is the story of how Steve Krzystyniak and his partner Lily came to set up and operate an innovative motorcycle tour company that takes small parties through the north-western Indian state of Rajasthan.

11:05 Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams

The impact of Thatcher's death on New Zealand; GCSB; teacher protests; and was John Key's trip to China a success?

11:30 Guest chef Dariush Lolaiy from Cazador game restaurant

Dariush Lolaiy is the head chef at Cazador, an old family restaurant specialising in game which is now in the hands of a new generation.

11:45 Off The Beaten Track with Kennedy Warne

South to Te Wahipounamu.

Gallery: South to Te Wahipounamu

White heron at Okarito.
Kotuku at Okarito. Photograph by Kennedy Warne.
 

Music played in this show

Playlist

09:05am
Clare and the Reasons: 'That's All'
from their 2010 album "Arrow"

09:35am
Elvis Costello: 'Down Among The Wine And Spirits'
from his 2009 album "Secret, Profane and Sugacane"

10:35am
Bob Dylan: 'Corrina, Corrina'
from his 1963 album "The Free Wheelin' Bob Dylan"

11:30am
The Sami Sisters: 'On This Day'
from their 2011 album "Happy Heartbreaker"