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Nine To Noon for Thursday 7 October 2010

  • Waihopai civil action

    9:08 AM.Andrew Ladley, constitutional law expert and analyst on international conflict issues. Audio

  • The Canterbury DHB's handling of Dr Onovo

    9:17 AM.A former patient of Dr Chidozie Onovo was treated by him between March and August this year. The Canterbury District Health Board employed Dr Onovo, a convicted drug smuggler from Nigeria. He was last… Read more Audio

  • The 350.org climate action movement

    9:32 AM.Bill McKibben, founder and global organiser of 350.org. The American environmentalist and author has been described by Time magazine as"the world's best green journalist". 350.org is organising a… Read more Audio

  • UK correspondent - Jon Dennis

    9:48 AM.The first conservative conference since the election, the withdrawal of child benefits and government budget cuts. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Peter Lloyd

    10:09 AM.Australian journalist Peter Lloyd, who was working as a correspondent in Singapore when he had a very public fall from grace when he was jailed on drugs charges. Audio

  • Book Review - Guest House

    10:38 AM.Carole Beu reviews Guest House by Nicole Krauss. Published by Viking. Audio

  • New Technology with Nigel Horrocks

    11:06 AM.Nigel discusses the dark side of social media and dodgy overcharging for mobile calls in the US. Audio

  • Author Bridget Williams

    11:25 AM.Bridget Williams' books have won a number of significant awards, the most recent of which, Judith Binney's Encircled Lands, has recently won the NZ Post Book Awards Book of the Year Award. Audio

  • Film review with Dan Slevin

    11:51 AM.Dan looks at Animal Kingdom, Water Whisperers/Tangaroa and Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole. Audio

09:05 Waihopai civil action

Andrew Ladley, constitutional law expert and analyst on international conflict issues.

09:20 Canterbury District Health Board's handling of Dr Onovo

A former patient of Dr Chidozie Onovo was treated by him between March and August this year. The Canterbury District Health Board employed Dr Onovo, a convicted drug smuggler from Nigeria. He was last week sentenced to 16-months in prison after admitting three charges of fraud relating to work permits and a residency application.

09:30 The 350.org climate action movement

Bill McKibben, founder and global organiser of 350.org. The American environmentalist and author has been described by Time magazine as "the world's best green journalist". 350.org is organising a Global Work Party on 10 October, in a bid to get thousands of volunteers to set up solar panels, dig community gardens or lay out bike paths.

www.350.org.nz

09:45 UK correspondent Jon Dennis

10:05 Peter Lloyd - ABC journalist jailed in Singapore

Australian journalist Peter Lloyd, who was working as a correspondent in Singapore when he had a very public fall from grace when he was jailed on drugs charges.

Inside Story from ABC foreign correspondent to Singapore prisoner #12988.
Published by Allen and Unwin

10:30 Book Review with Carole Beu

Great House by Nicole Krauss
Published by Viking

10:45 Reading

Two Eyes and a Mouth, written by Elizabeth Smither and read by Bronwyn Bradley

Part two: Kate and Frankie have both lost fiancées in World War II. They form a friendship based on mutual loss and Frankie's unconventional determination to have a baby - husband or no husband.

11:05 New Technology with Nigel Horrocks

Nigel discusses the dark side of social media and dodgy overcharging for mobile calls in the US.

Opinion piece: how social media killed Tyler

NZ Netsafe organization

How to keep your kids safe on Facebook

11:30 Bridget Williams - distinguished New Zealand publisher specialising in NZ non-fiction titles

Bridget Williams' books have won a number of significant awards, the most recent of which, Judith Binney's Encircled Lands, has recently won the NZ Post Book Awards Book of the Year Award.

11:45 Film review with Dan Slevin

Dan looks at Animal Kingdom, Water Whisperers/Tangaroa and Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole.