Nine To Noon for Friday 20 March 2009

09:05 Police deal over missing camera

Police Comissioner Howard Broad talks to Kathryn Ryan about the case of the missing police camera and the deal done to secure its return; and Auckland Criminal lawyer John Billington comments on the case of the missing police camera, and the deal entered into by police to secure its return.

09:25 A low decile primary school in Nelson says it is seeing dramatic changes in its students after transforming itself into a base to help the whole community

Mark Brown, Principal of Victory Primary School - which recently moved from decile 2, to decile 3.

09:25 Mark Brown

A low decile primary school in Nelson says it is seeing dramatic changes in its students after transforming itself into a base to help the whole community.

09:45 Asia correspondent Phil O'Sullivan

10:05 British creativity expert Sir Ken Robinson

Sir Ken Robinson challenges the way we're educating our children. He champions a radical re-think of our school systems to cultivate creativity and acknowledge multiple types of intelligence.

Author of The Element - a new view of human capacity, due for NZ release in June 2009.

10:25 Book review with John King

UFO In Her Eyes by Xiaolu Guo
Published by Catto & Windus
ISBN 9780701183363

10:45 Reading. How To Catch A Cricket Match by Harry Ricketts

Episode 5 of 10

An entertaining exploration of that great game

11:05 Music review with Manu Taylor

Morrissey - "Years of Refusal" - 2009 Morrissey/Dekka Music Group SKL6012 /4781435

Marianne Faithfull - "Easy Come Easy Go" - Naïve CTX458CD

Lily Frost - "Lily Swings" - 2008 Marquis 774718-1393-2-0

11:30 Sport with Richard Becht

1145 The Week That Was with Radar and Elisabeth Easther