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Nine To Noon for Thursday 11 February 2010

  • Domestic violence

    9:10 AM.Lisa Close from 'It's still not OK' - A lobby group of domestic abuse survivors. Audio

  • Boyd Klap

    9:30 AM.Anne Frank exhibition opens at Te papa today. Audio

  • James May

    9:50 AM.Co-presenter of Top Gear. He's coming to NZ next week for the Top Gear Live stage show. Audio

  • Feature guest - Brian Deer

    10:08 AM.The journalist that uncovered serious flaws in a study which linked the Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine with autism. Audio

  • Book Review - Must You Go?

    10:35 AM.Written by Antonia Fraser, reviewed by Jane Westaway and published by Weidenfeld and Nicolson. Audio

  • New Technology - Colin Jackson

    11:10 AM.The Aussie court ruling that some people are billing as Hollywood vs the Internet, and electric cars. Audio

  • Children's health - Dr Simon Rowley

    11:30 AM.Auckland City hospital paediatrician Simon Rowley on the health issues facing New Zealand children - and answers some common concerns parents have about their children's health. Audio

  • TV Review - Simon Wilson

    11:45 AM.The new Reginald Perrin and Flash Forward. Audio

09:05 'It's still not OK' discussion paper

'It's still not OK' lobby group of domestic abuse survivors has written a report / discussion paper about "Protecting victims, rebuilding lives, sending the right message" which they are submitting it to politicians to read.

09:20 Anne Frank exhibition

Boyd Klap

Moriah College Button Project
PO Box 27 233
Marion Square
Wellington 6141

09:30 Top Gear

James May, co-presenter of Top Gear (BBC). He's coming to NZ next week for the Top Gear Live stage show.

10:05 Brian Deer

Brian Deer uncovered serious flaws in a study which linked the Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine with autism.

10:30 Book Review with Jane Westaway

Must You Go? by Antonia Fraser
Published by Weidenfeld & Nicolson

10:45 Reading: The Year of the Shanghai Shark by Mo Zhi Hong (Part 4 of 10, RNZ)

In the Chinese city of Dalian Hai Long and his mates drink Coca-Cola , eat American fast food and go to English language lessons. But this year Hai Long leaves school to learn the unlikely trade of his uncle - a successful, learned man.

11:05 New Technology with Colin Jackson

The Aussie court ruling that some people are billing as Hollywood vs the Internet, and electric cars.

11:30 Children's health

Dr Simon Rowley, Auckland City hospital paediatrician, on the health issues facing New Zealand children - and answers some common concerns parents have about their children's health.

11:45 TV Reviewer Simon Wilson