Nine To Noon for Monday 31 March 2014
09:05 The Southern Branch president of the Professional Firefighters Union Denis Fitzmaurice
The Coroners report into the deaths of eight people who initially survived the collapse of the CTV building following the February 22nd 2011 earthquake.
09:20 Brian Pethybridge of Northshore Budgeting; and Chief executive of the Federation of Family Budgeting Services, Raewyn Fox
Some community budgeting organisations say they are cash strapped and struggling to say open - while their umbrella body in Wellington is flush with funds.
09:45 Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney
10:05 Feature: Geoff Robinson reflects back on 40 years at the helm of Morning Report
Morning Report presenter Geoff Robinson reflects on almost 40 years at the programme's helm, ahead of his retirement.
10:35 Book review with Michael Cullen
The Mighty Totara: The life and times of Norman Kirk by David Grant. Published by Random House
10:45 The Reading: Blindsight by Maurice Gee
A satirical take on contemporary New Zealand society and politics. About love and relationships, power and the past, it's loaded too with spin; political, social, and literary. (Part 1 of 12)
11:05 Political commentators Chris Trotter and Matthew Hooton
11:30 Guest chef Phil Russ
Blackball on the West Coast started out as a small gold settlement which burst into the national consciousness in 1908 when coal miners secured a half hour lunch break for all miners across the country. It was here the New Zealand Labour party was born. Today it's on the tourist track for a beer at the Blackball Hilton and to stock up on cold meats at the shop.
Phil Russ owns Blackball Salamis with his wife Debbie. They make and sell at least 10 different types of salami and 15 different kinds of sausages. They also do a cracking trade in black pudding.
Phil Russ discusses The Blackball Salami Company and their artisan old school salamis, sausages and black puddings, and how to make sausages at home.
Visit www.blackballsalami.co.nz for recipes.
11:45 Urbanist Tommy Honey
Continuing the discussion about pedestrians we now focus on Shared Space: those areas of our streets that we have redesigned to take cars, bikes and people.
Links:
Shared Space, Wikipedia
Shared Space, A view from the cycle path
Christchurch Cycle Guidelines
Shared space in Christchurch, A view from the cycle path
Sustainable Safety, A view from the cycle path
Three types of Safety, A view from the cycle path
The 'Illusion of Attention' - Letter to the Editor, The Listener (paywall)
Shigeru Ban, designer of the cardboard cathedral, has won the Pritzker Prize, the most prestigious prize in architecture
Previous winners of the Pritzker Prize
