Nine To Noon for Monday 29 July 2013 Nine To Noon

Defence Force warning that journalists a 'subversion' threat

9:08 AM.Alarm at leaked Defence Force document warning that certain investigative journalists a 'subversion' threat. With Rick Neville - Editorial director of the Newspaper Publishers Association. Dr Paul… Read more Audio
Kiwis falling through the cracks in Australia

9:30 AM.With Maree O'Halloran - the official spokesperson for the National Welfare Rights Network (NWRN) and the Director of Sydney's Welfare Rights Centre. Duncan Sandilands - Founder of the Fair Go 4 All… Read more Audio
Africa Correspondent - Nkepile Mabuse

9:48 AM.The ongoing violence in Egypt. Audio
Feature Guest - Marian Salzman

10:06 AM.Marian Salzman is an author or co-author of 14 books and an award-winning blogger. She was the keynote speaker for a Communication Agencies Association of New Zealand forum on 3 July. Audio
Book Review - Plan D

10:40 AM.Written by Simon Urban, reviewed by Gyles Beckford and published by Harvill Secker. Audio
Politics with Stephen Franks and Mike Williams

11:06 AM.Discuss Labour's housing policy; and the GCSB Bill protests - will the government listen to the concerns being raised? Audio
Food - citrus with Fiona Gower

11:37 AM.Citrus Fruit preserves and sauces. Audio
Urbanist - Tommy Honey

11:47 AM.Tommy looks at the threat to traditional bricks and mortar university with the rise and rise of MOOCs – Massive Open Online Courses. The idea started in Silicon Valley with two start ups offering free… Read more Audio

09:05 Alarm at leaked Defence Force document warning that certain investigative journalists a 'subversion' threat

Editorial director of the Newspaper Publishers Association Rick Neville; Dr Paul Buchanan, Auckland-based strategic analyst and political risk and market intelligence consultant, formally with the US Defence Department; and Auckland lawyer Dr Rodney Harrison QC.

09:25 Kiwis falling through the cracks in Australia

Maree O'Halloran is the official spokesperson for the National Welfare Rights Network (NWRN) and the director of Sydney's Welfare Rights Centre; and Duncan Sandilands, founder of the Fair Go 4 All campaign.

09:45 Africa correspondent Nkepile Mabuse

10:05 Marian Salzman - Global trendspotter

Marian Salzman is an author and award-winning blogger. She was the keynote speaker for a Communication Agencies Association of New Zealand forum on 3 July.

10:35 Book Review with Gyles Beckford

Plan D by Simon Urban
Published by Harvill Secker

10:45 The Reading: 'The Forrests' by Emily Perkins

Read by Fiona Samuel

(Part 6 of 12)

11:05 Politics with Stephen Franks and Mike Williams

Labour's housing policy; and the GCSB Bill protests – will the government listen to the concerns being raised?

11:30 Food with Fiona Gower

Citrus Fruit preserves and sauces

A Good Harvest - recipes from the gardens of Rural Woman New Zealand
Published by Random House

Recipes:
Rhubarb and Orange Jam
Microwave Lemon Honey
Orange and Ginger Sauce

11:45 Urbanist Tommy Honey

The attack of the MOOCs: Online education and the threat to traditional Universities.

Links:
The attack of the MOOCs, The Economist
Why do Americans mistrust for-profit universities? The Economist

Music played in this show

09:26
You Got To Reap
Eddie Boyd
Composer - Boyd
From 1968

09:45
Don't Think Twice, It's Alright
Bob Dylan
Composer - Dylan
From 1963 album, The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan

10:35
All You'll Ever Find
The Map Room
Composers: - Morrow / Gooding
From 2013 Album The Map Room

11:28
Unbelievers
Vampire Weekend
Composers: Batmanglij / Koenig
From 2013 Album Modern Vampires of the City

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