Nine To Noon for Tuesday 19 November 2013 Nine To Noon

Antibiotic-resistant superbug

9:09 AM.New Zealand has had its first victim of a pan-resistant superbug. Audio
Trades Academy at school

9:28 AM.A flourishing initiative in South Auckland that's working to keep students in school who might otherwise dropout. Audio
US correspondent - Jack Hitt

9:50 AM.The 60 Minute hoax, and Dick Cheney's daughter is running for senate. Audio
Terrie Inder - Paediatric neurologist and radiologist

10:09 AM.New Zealand born leading paediatric neurologist and radiologist, researching how to determine the impact of premature birth on brain injury and development. Audio
Book review - The Embassy of Cambodia

10:40 AM.Written by Zadie Smith, published by Hamish Hamilton, reviewed by Carole Beu. Audio
Business with Rod Oram

11:09 AM.The Air NZ share sale. Audio
Agri-Women's Development Trust founder

11:25 AM.From the rural back-blocks to the board room, country women are making their mark in Agri-business. Audio
Media with Gavin Ellis

11:48 AM.The Gettysburg Address apology, Facebook study and phone hacking trial in the UK. Audio

09:05 Antibiotic-resistant superbug

Mark Jones, clinical microbiologist at Wellington Hospital.

09:20 Trades Academy at school

Southern Cross Campus is a composite school that caters for students in Years 1-13 in the suburb of Mangere East in Manukau City. It has a Trades Academy available to Year 12 and 13 students. Students enrolled in the Trades Academy can receive practical tuition in several areas, hospitality and tourism, sports and recreation, armed services and contruction and automotive trades. Warren Waetford is a senior director of the college

09:30 Trades Academy at school

Eighteen-year-old Great-Pearl Lene is in Year 13 and doing hospitality; and 17-year-old Junior Panapa doing construction and heading to MIT next year.

09:45 US correspondent Jack Hitt

10:05 Feature guest: paediatric neurologist and radiologist Terrie Inder

New Zealand-born leading paediatric neurologist and radiologist, researching how to determine the impact of premature birth on brain injury and development.

10:35 Book review with Carole Beu

The Embassy of Cambodia by Zadie Smith
Published by Hamish Hamilton

10:45 The Reading: The Writing Class by Stephanie Johnson

Read by Alison Quigan. Writing students Jacinta and Gareth find their mutual attraction very strong... but will they be able to keep it in check. (Part 7 of 12)

11:05 Business commentator Rod Oram

The Air NZ share sale.

11:20 Agri-Women's Development Trust founder Lindy Nelson

The Eketahuna sheep and beef farmer who founded the Agri-Women's Development Trust in 2010 which provides programmes and training to women in the rural sector. Over 300 women have attended and many have gone onto bigger roles within agri-business.

11:45 Media commentator Gavin Ellis

The Gettysburg Address apology; Facebook study; and phone hacking trial in the UK.

Music played in this show

Song: Charlie Darwin
Artist: The Low Anthem
Comp: Miller, Prystowsky
Album: Oh My God Charlie Darwin
Label: Nonesuch
Time Played: 09:30

Song: You Say
Artist: Claude Rains
Comp: Hewitt
Album: Claude Rains
Label: Private
Time Played: 10:10

Song: Dandelion
Artist: Eddi Reader
Comp: Hewerdine
Album: Love is the Way
Label: Rough Trade
Time Played: 10:35

Song: Everything I've Got
Artist: Blossom Dearie
Comp: Rodgers, Hart
Album: Blossom Dearie
Label: Verve
Time Played: 10:45

Song: Wagon Wheel
Artist: Old Crow Medicine Show
Comp: Dylan
Label: EMI
Time Played: 11:20

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