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Nine To Noon for Tuesday 3 February 2009

  • Japanese whalers accused of threatening noise warfare

    9:05 AM.Skipper of anti-whaling ship 'Steve Irwin', Paul Watson and Glenn Inwood, spokesperson for the Institute of Cetacean Research. Audio

  • Community law centres funding cuts

    9:20 AM.Community law centres fear they will have to cut services due to a funding cut of more than 40 percent. Audio

  • Melanoma

    9:30 AM.Annie Ackerman, executive director of the Melanoma Foundation, was herself diagnosed with the skin cancer in December. Audio

  • US Correspondent

    9:50 AM.Richard Adams is the Washington editor of The Guardian. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Frana Cardno

    10:05 AM.Southland District Mayor and NZ's longest serving mayor currently in office. Audio

  • Book Review - 'Audition'

    10:40 AM.Louise O'Brien reviews 'Audition' by Ryu Murakami. Published by Bloomsbury. Audio

  • Business

    11:05 AM.Business and Economic commentator Rod Oram. Audio

  • Teenagers and drugs

    11:30 AM.Paul Dillon is a drug and alcohol educator, and the author of 'Teenagers, Drugs and Alcohol'. Audio

  • Media

    11:50 AM.With commentator Denis Welch. Audio

09:05 Japanese whalers accused of threatening noise warfare

Paul Watson, Skipper of anti-whaling ship 'Steve Irwin'; and Glenn Inwood,
spokesperson for the Institute of Cetacean Research.

09:20 Community law centres fear they will have to cut services as a result of a funding cut of more than 40 percent

Community law centres fear they will have to cut services due to a funding cut of more than 40 percent. The centres are funded from the interest from lawyers trust accounts and so the bit interest cuts means there is less money available.

Kevin Campbell, from the Christchurch Community Law Centre is the Converor of the Coalition for Community Law Centres.

09:30 Melanoma

Annie Ackerman, Executive director of the Melanoma Foundation, who was herself diagnosed with the skin cancer in December
www.melanoma.co.nz
www.sunsmart.org.nz
www.cancernz.org.nz

09:45 US Correspondent Richard Adams, Washington editor of The Guardian

10:05 Feature Interview - Frana Cardno, Southland District Mayor

NZ's longest serving mayor currently in office.

10:30 Book Review with Louise O'Brien

Audition by Ryu Murakami
Published by Bloomsbury

10:45 Reading. A Merciful Release - a short story Shirley Eng

A recently widowed old man is visited in his dreams by his long dead son. He is troubled by these visits, and struggles to understand what it means.

11:05 Business with Rod Oram, Business and Economics commentator

11:30 Teenagers and Drugs

Paul Dillon, Drug and alcohol educator, and the author of Teenagers, Drugs and Alcohol. Published by Allen and Unwin.

11:45 Media commentator Denis Welch