Nine To Noon for Friday 12 July 2013 Nine To Noon

Should smoking be banned in aged-care facilities?

9:08 AM.Are rest homes the latest target for complete smoking bans? Audio
Teen trash talk online affects schools

9:30 AM.Teenagers, liberally using social media sites to trash their peers and their teachers, are beginning to provoke a back-lash at schools. Audio
Asia Correspondent - Jamil Anderlini

9:48 AM.What was on display and how impressive was the China Pavillion? Audio
Feature Guest - Panni Palasti

10:06 AM.Nelson based poet, whose work about her childhood in war torn Budapest have inspired a symphony to be performed by the Auckland Philharmonia. Audio
Book Review - Into The River

11:06 AM.John McIntyre reviews Into The River by Ted Dawe. Audio
New Music with Jeremy Taylor

11:16 AM.Featuring the Songs 'It's Just Not Cricket'and 'The Umpire' off the Album Sticky Wickets by the artist The Duckworth Lewis Method. And the songs 'Canadee I O' off the Album Penguin Eggs by the artist… Read more Audio
Sport with Richard Boock

11:35 AM.New Zealand cricket's new talent, Americas Cup updates. Audio
The Week that Was

11:48 AM.With Radar and Pinky Agnew. Audio

09:05 Should smoking be banned in aged-care facilities?

Martin Taylor, chief executive of the New Zealand Aged Care Association; Renetta Dennis, vice president of Grey Power Manawatu; and Paula Snowden, chief executive of The Quit Group.

09:20 Teen trash talk online affects schools

John Russell, principal of Naenae College; and Tom Parsons, president of Secondary Principals' Association of New Zealand and the principal of Queen Charlotte College in Picton.

09:45 Asia correspondent Jamil Anderlini

10:05 Feature guest - Panni Palasti

Panni Palasti is a Nelson-based poet, whose poems about her childhood in Budapest have inspired a symphony to be performed next month by the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra.

10:35 Children's Books with John McIntyre

Into The River by Ted Dawe
Published by Mangakino University Press
ISBN: 978-0-473-20508-9

10:45 Reading: In Bath, In Autumn, a short story by Gay Buckingham

Told by Tina Cook

A woman suffering from deep grief accompanies her husband to a conference.

11:05 Music review with Jeremy Taylor

Artist: The Duckworth Lewis Method
Song: It's Just Not Cricket
Comp: Neil Hannan/ Thomas Walsh
Album: Sticky Wickets
Label: Divine Comedy Records

Artist: The Duckworth Lewis Method
Song: The Umpire
Comp: Neil Hannan/ Thomas Walsh
Album: Sticky Wickets
Label: Divine Comedy Records

Artist: Nic Jones
Song: Canadee I O
Comp: Trad/ arr Nic Jones
Album: Penguin Eggs
Label: Topic/ Shanachie

Artist: Omar
Song: There's Nothing Like This
Comp: Omar Lye-Fook
Album: The Man
Label: Freestyle

11:30 Sports commentator Richard Boock

11:45 The Week That Was

Radar and Pinky Agnew.

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Nine To Noon for Friday 12 July 2013