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Nine To Noon for Thursday 10 April 2008

  • China Free Trade Deal

    9:08 AM.Discussion about the free trade agreement with China. Audio

  • Young Drunks

    9:20 AM.Young drunks presenting at hospital emergency depts. Audio

  • Possible Repeal of the Act of Settlement 1701

    9:30 AM.Professor of early modern history from the University of Manchester. Audio

  • UK

    9:50 AM.News from the UK with Matthew Parris. Audio

  • Pseudocide - How to Fake Your Own Disappearance

    10:09 AM.Expert at helping people disappear. Audio

  • Book Review

    10:30 AM.People of the book by Geraldine Brooks. Published by HarperCollins Australia. Audio

  • Maori issues

    11:06 AM.Potaua Biasniny Tule is the managing Director of the Rotorua based Maori internet news service www.tangatawhenua.com. Audio

  • Health

    11:25 AM.David Galler is the principal medical adviser to the Ministry of Health/intensive care specialist. Audio

  • New Technology

    11:45 AM.New Technology. Audio

09:05 China free trade deal

Graeme Harrison, Chairman of NZ International Business Forum; and Phil Lewin, former trade negotiator now economic development consultant.

09:20 Young drunks presenting at hospital emergency departments

Dr Paul Quigley from Wellington Hospital's Emergency Department. He is speaking at today's Alcohol Liquor Advisory Council Partnerships conference in Nelson.

09:30 Possible repeal of the Act of Settlement 1701

Daniel Szechi, professor of early modern history from the University of Manchester.

09:45 UK correspondent Matthew Parris

10:05 Pseudocide - how to fake your own disappearance

Frank Ahern, expert at helping people disappear.

10:35 Book Review with Gail Pittaway

People of the Book by Geraldine Brooks

Published by HarperCollins Australia

ISBN 978 073 228 0376

10:45 Reading: The Rope Of Man by Witi Ihimaera Part 4 of 13

11:05 Maori Issues with Potaua Biasniny Tule

Managing Director of the Rotorua based Maori internet news service

11:30 Health with David Galler, Principal medical adviser to the Ministry of Health/intensive care specialist

11:45 New Technology with Colin Jackson