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Nine To Noon for Thursday 2 September 2010

  • Shake up of child support rules

    9:08 AM.With Lisa Bridson - Mother owed tens of thousands in child support from her child's father, Mark Henaghan - Otago University law faculty and Jim Bagnall - Coalition of fathers. Audio

  • Pakistan relief effort

    9:34 AM.Save the Children's International CEO Jasmine Whitbread on how the relief effort's going in Pakistan, and trying to counter donor fatigue. Audio

  • UK correspondent - Kate Adie

    9:52 AM.Tony Blair has his book released today and the fallout from the cricket game fixing scandal. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Colin Currie

    10:08 AM.Scottish Percussionist Colin Currie is known for his energetic performances of works by today's leading composers, and has appeared with many of the world's key orchestras. Audio

  • Book Review - Common Table

    10:38 AM.An Uncommon Tale of Friendship and Food, written by Janice Marriott and Virgina Pawsey. Reviewed by Rae McGregor and published by HarperCollins. Audio

  • New technology - Nigel Horrocks

    11:10 AM.Website investigates company that posted phony reviews and new Apple announcements. Audio

  • Ronni Khan

    11:41 AM.Founder of Ozharvest, a nonprofit food distribution system that picks up good perishable food from events, supermarkets and corporate functions and delivers it to those in need. Audio

  • TV Review with Simon Wilson

    11:52 AM.Today Simon reviews Spartacus. Audio

09:05 Shake up of child support rules

Lisa Bridson, a mother owed tens of thousands in child support from her child's father; Mark Henaghan, Otago University law faculty; and Jim Bagnall, from Coalition of Fathers.

09:20 Pakistan relief effort

Save the Children's International CEO Jasmine Whitbread on how the relief effort's going in Pakistan, and trying to counter donor fatigue.

Jasmine was the first person to be appointed to this role, in March this year. Save the Children is the world's leading children's rights organisation, with operational programmes in more than 120 countries.

09:45 UK correspondent Kate Adie

10:05 Colin Currie - Scottish percussionist

Scottish Percussionist Colin Currie is known for his energetic performances of works by today's leading composers, and has appeared with many of the world's key orchestras.

He updates his Twitter page regularly, and posts links to video and his blog.

10:30 Book Review with Rae McGregor

Common Table: An Uncommon Tale of Friendship and Food by Janice Marriott and Virgina Pawsey
Published by HarperCollins

10:45 Reading

The Grullo by Susy Pointon

An aging Hokianga 'cowboy' tangles with 'Valkyries', horses and an old mate's latest accessories. (Part 2 of 2, RNZ)

11:05 New Technology with Nigel Horrocks

Website investigates company that posted phony reviews

Tongue in cheek artwork suggestions on adapting phones for emergencies

Fox news columnist on FM radio proposal

Apple announcements

11:20 OzHarvest

Ronni Khan is a woman on a mission to eliminate food waste by redistributing what's being thrown out by restaurants and shops.

11:45 TV Reviewer Simon Wilson discusses Spartacus