Nine To Noon for Wednesday 5 March 2008
On Nine to Noon Today
9:05 Crackdown on alternative practitioners for breaching Medicines Act
Marilyn Johnston, one of number of natural health practitioners who have received a letter from Medsafe, saying she is not allowed to say any of her products have healing or therapeutic properties; and Dr Stewart Jessamine,
Interim Manager of Medsafe.
9:20 Cuts to university Arts courses
Jack Heinemann, Association of Canterbury University Staff; Michael Goldstein, President of the Canterbury University Students Association; and
Ken Strongman, Pro Vice Chancellor College of Arts at Canterbury University
9:45 Australia correspondent Ray Moynihan
10:05 Personality Expert
Daniel Nettle teaches at Newcastle University and his new book is 'Personality: What makes you the way you are'
Take the personality test
10:35 Book Review with Ralph McAllister - 'Boy in the World' by Niall Williams.
(HarperCollins UK, ISBN 978 000 7213 467)
10:45 Book Reading: 'Colour Scheme' by Ngaio Marsh
Abridged and told by Peter Vere-Jones
(Part 2 of 13)
11:05Music with Marty Duda - Lizz Wright
Tracks featured:
Salt - from 2003 album 'Salt' (Verve)
A Taste Of Honey - from the 2005 album 'Dreaming Wide Awake' (Verve)
My Heart - from the 2008 album 'The Orchard' (Verve)
It Makes No Difference - from the 2008 album 'The Orchard' (Verve)
11:30 Law with Robert Lithgow, Wellington Barrister
11:45 Television review with Simon Wilson, Senior Writer, Metro