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Nine To Noon for Thursday 27 March 2008

  • Bluechip

    9:08 AM.Only SFO and police have power to sort the mess. Audio

  • Overcrowding in Auckland

    9:39 AM.Overcrowding in Auckland. Audio

  • UK

    9:47 AM.News from the UK. Audio

  • Savvy Seniors

    10:08 AM.Prove it's possible to live very comfortably off just their Superannuation, they also raise money for aid work in Bali. Audio

  • Book Review

    10:43 AM.Song Yet Sung by James McBride. Published by Hachette Livre. Audio

  • Maori Issues

    11:07 AM.Maori Issues Audio

  • Health

    11:30 AM.Health Audio

  • New Technology

    11:45 AM.New technology talk. Audio

Nine to Noon for Thursday 26 March

9:05 Bluechip

Jeff Melzer, Liquidator; Paul Dale, Auckland lawyer acting for some of the investors; and Olly Newland, property consultant.

9:20 Overcrowding in Auckland

Darryl Evans, Chief Executive Mangere Budgeting and Family Services

9:30 Phuket

Larry Cuningham, Australia's Honory Consul to Phuket

9:45 UK Correspondent Michael White

10:05 Savvy Seniors

Patrick and Patsy McGrath, prove it's possible to live very comfortably off just their Superannuation, they also raise money for aid work in Bali.

10:30 Book Review with Laura Kroetsch

Song Yet Sung by James McBride.
Published by Hachette Livre
ISBN 978 034 097 6272

10:45 Reading: In Hot Fragrant Delicious by Ngaire Mune

11:05 Maori Issues correspondent Malcolm Mulholland

11:30 Health

Ron Patterson, Health and Disability Commissioner.

11:45 New Technology with Colin Jackson