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Nine To Noon for Friday 4 September 2009

  • Violence in schools

    9:08 AM.With guests, Senior Sergeant Mike Fulcher and PPTA President Kate Gainsford. Audio

  • Expert Witnesses

    9:25 AM.This weekend doctors, dentists and other practice staff will gather in Wellington to learn from some of the top legal minds about how to be a good expert witness - and avoid some of the pitfalls of… Read more Audio

  • Proposal to charge for evening parking in central Auckland

    9:40 AM.With Alex Swney, Chief Executive of business group Heart of the City and Ken Baguley, chair of Auckland City Council's Transport Committee. Audio

  • Pacific news

    9:50 AM.With our correspondent Sean Dorney. Audio

  • Nathan Mullins - Aid volunteer

    10:09 AM.Nathan Mullins is a former police officer and security consultant who has worked in some of the world's most volatile areas including Iraq. Audio

  • Book review

    10:39 AM.Louise O'Brien reveiws"The Age of Orphans"by Laleh Khadivi. Audio

  • New Music

    11:09 AM.Sean McKenna brings a selection of the latest musics releases. Audio

  • Sport

    11:34 AM.Our guest sports commentator is Richard Boock. Audio

  • The week that was

    11:49 AM.With guests Te Radar and Michele A'Court. Audio

09:05 Violence in Schools

Senior Sergeant Mike Fulcher, community service manager for Counties Manukau. He oversees the Cops in Schools programme.

09:20 Expert witnesses

This weekend doctors, dentists and other practice staff will gather in Wellington to learn from some of the top legal minds about how to be a good expert witness - and avoid some of the pitfalls of the courtroom.

Roy Beran, president of the Australian College of Legal Medicine, consultant neurologist and qualified lawyer.

09:30 Proposal to charge for evening parking in central Auckland

Alex Swney, chief executive of business group Heart of the City; and Ken Baguley, chair of Auckland City Council's Transport Committee.

09:45 Pacific correspondent Sean Dorney

10:05 Nathan Mullins - Aid volunteer

Nathan Mullins is a former police officer and security consultant who has worked in some of the world's most volatile areas including Iraq. Now a volunteer with Australian Aid International, he's written about some of his hair-raising experiences in his new book How to Amputate a Leg.

10:30 Book Review with Louise O'Brien

The Age of Orphans by Laleh Khadivi
Published by Bloomsbury

10:45 Reading: Landings by Jenny Pattrick

(Part 15 of 15)

A tale of the early 20th-century Whanganui River community.

11:05 New Music with Sean McKenna

Artist: Willie Nelson
Album: American Classic
Song: Always On My Mind
Video: Bio-Willie

Artist: Taken By Trees
Album: East of Eden
Track: Watch The Waves
Video: Taken By Trees version of 'Sweet Child O' Mine'

Artist: Mayer Hawthorne
Album: A Strange Arrangement
Track: Make Her Mine
Video: Mayer Hawthorne Barbershop Quartet perform 'When I Said Goodbye'

11:30 Sports commentator Richard Boock

11:45 Week That Was with Radar and Michele A'Court