Nine To Noon for Monday 16 June 2008
Nine to Noon for Monday 16 June 2008
09:05 Supreme Court Ruling on and the RSA Killings
The ruling says the sole survivor Susan Couch is able to sue the Department of Corrections for damages.
Paul Kuchenbecker, whose son Karl was murdered by Graeme Burton while Burton was on parole.
09:20 Fuel Watch
Louise Yaxley, ABC correspondent. With fuel prices continuing to soar on both sides of the Tasman, Australia's Fuel Watch scheme is being touted as a possibility to help consumers in NZ. But it has its own flaws.
09:30 Synaesthesia: Why Some People See Music Or Taste Words
Lindsay Hearne, PhD student ay Auckland University. It can take many forms - some people who have it see colours when listening to music, or associate tastes with words.
09:45 Europe Correspondent Seamus Kearney
10:05 Therapy
Jerry Moe, director of Children's Programs at the Betty Ford Center in California, who works with vulnerable youngsters from addicted families and helping them cope with a lost childhood.
New Zealand Drug and Alcohol Foundation 0800 787 797
Al-Anon - Alateen
10:30 Book Review with Russel Marshall
Working with David: Inside the Lange Cabinet by Michael Bassett
Published by Hachette Livre NZ
ISBN: 9781869710941
10:45 Reading: Edwin & Matilda by Laurence Fearnley
11:05 Politics
Matthew Hooton and Laila Harre
11:30 Guest Chef: Domenica Houlihan
With Lamb and Eggplant Tagine and Baklava
11:40 Wine with Raymond Chan
11:45 Tommy Honey
Sophist and Provocateur