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Nine To Noon for Wednesday 22 April 2009

  • NZ defence review

    9:08 AM.Dr Lance Beath is Senior lecturer at Military Studies Institute and Senior Lecturer at Victoria Uni School of Government. Audio

  • Ernie Buutveld

    9:25 AM.The NZ defence review includes a proposal for a military gap year for young people. Audio

  • Steve Sawyer

    9:40 AM.The head of the global wind energy council on what the prospect is of this energy source has of becoming mainstream. Audio

  • Australia Correspondent - Ray Moynihan

    9:50 AM.Refugee immigration issues are debated as asylum seekers boat explodes. Audio

  • Feature guest - Maggie Kemp

    10:08 AM.South Auckland great-grandmother on dialysis 10 hours a day, who's working full time as a community health worker. Audio

  • Music - with Marty Duda

    10:08 AM.The artist of the week is Tony Joe White Audio

  • Book Review - A Reliable Wife

    10:35 AM.Written by Robert Goolrick, reviewed by Emma Hart and Published by Hachette. Audio

  • Law

    11:30 AM.Robert Lithgow, Wellington barrister talks about the legalities of state violence against citizens after the G20. Audio

  • Film - Graeme Tuckett

    11:50 AM.Reviews of The Grocer's Son and The Men's Group. Audio

09:05 NZ Defence review

Dr Lance Beath, Senior lecturer at Military Studies Institute; Sernior Lecturer at Victoria University's School of Government; Senior fellow at the Centre of Strategic Studies.

09:15 NZ Defence review includes proposal for military gap year

Ernie Buutveld, President of the NZ Principals' Federation

09:20 Wind energy

Steve Sawyer, head of the Global Wind Energy Council on what the prospect is of this renewable source has of becoming mainstream.

09:45 Australia correspondent Ray Moynihan

More on the deadly explosion on board a boat filled with asylum seekers last week and the debate its sparked about Australia's border protection policies.

10:05 Community Service - Maggie Kemp

South Auckland great-grandmother, in renal failure and on dialysis 10 hours a day, who's working full time as a community health worker. Maggie Kemp tells us why she wants to make a difference.

10:30 Book Review with Emma Hart

A Reliable Wife by Robert Goolrick
Published by Hachette
ISBN 9780733624124

10:45 Reading: Going Back To The End by Charlotte Grimshaw told by Elizabeth McRae

A burglary sparks a sort of epiphany late in life for writer Celia Myers.

11:05 Music Review with Marty Duda

Artist Of The Week is Tony Joe White

1. Polk Salad Annie (3:46) - Tony Joe White taken from 1969 album
"Black and White" (Monument)

2. Rainy Night In Georgia (4:36) - Tony Joe White taken from 1972
album "Live In Europe 1971" (Delta)

3. Steamy Windows (4:01) - Tony Joe White taken from 1991 album
"Closer To The Truth" (Remark)

4. Closing In On The Fire (4:29) - Tony Joe White & Lucinda Williams
taken from 2004 album "The Heroines" (Sanctuary)

11:30 Legal commentator Robert Lithgow, Wellington barrister

Today Robert looks at protests, violence and the police.

11:45 Film Review with Graeme Tuckett

The Grocer's Son and The Men's Group.