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Nine To Noon for Monday 28 January 2008

  • Tax Cuts

    9:08 AM.Our financial experts speculate about tax cuts that both parties are offering in this election year. Audio

  • Career Change

    9:25 AM.Peter Hudson used to be a TV cameraman and now runs a vineyard near Lake Ferry. Audio

  • Looking For A Lookalike

    9:45 AM.Alison Jackson shot to fame with her lookalike photos of celebrities in compromising positions. Audio

  • Europe Corresponent - Seamus Kearney

    9:52 AM.French rogue trader looses mind boggling sums of money and Italian government woes. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Kate Dewes

    10:10 AM.A Peace campaigner recently appointed to a key UN committee on disarmament issues. Audio

  • Book Review - Phone Home Berlin

    10:42 AM.Collected Non-Fiction by Nigel Cox. Reviewed by Penny Ashton. Published by Victoria University Press. Audio

  • Politics

    11:05 AM.Politics issues of the day with our guests Laila Harre and Matthew Hooten. Audio

  • Guest Chef - Jeremy Jones

    11:30 AM.Today Jeremy shares his take on Green Lipped Mussel soup and a Crayfish Salad. Audio

  • Wine

    11:40 AM.Our wine expert Jeremy Jones matches soup with wine. Audio

  • Tommy Honey

    11:45 AM.Tommy Honey talks about what do we change our minds about and why? Audio

On Nine to Noon Today

9:05 Tax Cuts
Interview with Bernard Hickey from Interest.co.nz; Alisdair Thompson, Northern EMA; and Cameron Bagrie, Chief Economist at ANZ

9:20 Career Change
Interview with Peter Hudson, cameraman who now runs a vineyard near Lake Ferry, Wairarapa

9:30 Gordon Brown lookalike
Interview with Alison Jackson, UK film-maker/photographer who is desperately seeking a Gordon Brown lookalike to make a behind the scenes film on what it is like being the British Prime Minister

9:45 Europe Correspondent Seamus Kearney

10:05 Peace campaigner appointed to key UN committee on disarmament Interview with Kate Dewes, long time peace campaigner and only New Zealander appointed to UN Secretary General to Disarmament Committee

10:30 Book Review with Penny Ashton
'Phone Home Berlin: Collected Non-Fiction' by Nigel Cox.
Published by Victoria University Press, ISBN 978 086 473 5676

10:45 Reading. "Just Who Does he think He Is?" (Part 4 of 10)
Written & read by George Webby

11:05 Politics with Laila Harre and Matthew Hooten

11:30 Guest Chef Jeremy Jones
Green Lipped Mussel soup and Crayfish Salad

11:40 Wine with John Hawkesby

11:45 Sophist and provocateur Tommy Honey
What do we change our minds about and why?