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Nine To Noon for Wednesday 30 January 2008

  • Vitamin D

    9:07 AM.Professor Hector DeLuca and Dr Chris Atkinson talk about vitamin D deficiency. Audio

  • State Of The Nation Speech

    9:30 AM.analysis of Prime Minister's state of the nation speech and how it compares with John Key's speech from day before. Audio

  • Career Change

    9:45 AM.Lindsay Helson was a funeral director and is now a prison officer. Audio

  • Australia

    10:10 AM.With correspondent Paul Barclay. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Lisa Chappell

    10:15 AM.Left Sydney to return to NZ, starred in McLeod's Daughters, catapulting her to fame on both sides of the tasman. Audio

  • Book Review - Floodtide

    10:40 AM.Written by Judy Nunn. Published by Random House Australia and reviewed by Gail Pittaway. Audio

  • Music with Marty Duda

    11:05 AM.The artist of the week is Damien Rice. Audio

  • Law

    11:30 AM.With legal commentator Robert Lithgow QC. Audio

  • Film review

    11:45 AM.Dan Slevrn reviews new Tim Burton film, 'Sweeny Todd' and 'Charlie Wilson's War'. Audio

On Nine to Noon Today

9:05 Vitamin D deficiency

Professor Hector DeLuca, Chair of the Department of Biochemistry at Wisconsin University and Dr Chris Atkinson, Medical Director of the New Zealand Cancer Society.

9:20 Helen Clark speech

Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre analyse the Prime Minister's state of the nation speech and compare it with John Key's speech.

9:45 Career Change - Lindsay Helson

From a toxicologist, enbalmer/funeral director, drug counsellor, financial advisor, volunteered with victims of crime. He is now a prison officer

10:05 Australian Correspondent Paul Barclay

10:15 Feature Interview

Lisa Chappell, actor. She left Sydney to return to New Zealand, and is starring in the latest play from Auckland theatre Company - Noel Coward's Design For Living.

10:35 Book Review with Gail Pittaway

Floodtide by Judy Nunn
Published by Random House Australia
ISBN 978 174 1666 854

10:45 Book Reading: Just Who Does he Think He Is?

Written & read by George Webby. (Part six of 10)

11:05 Music with Marty Duda

Artist of the week is Damien Rice

11:30 Legal commentator Robert Lithgow

11:45 Film Review with Dan Slevrn