Nine To Noon for Monday 8 November 2010
09:05 New benchmark energy efficiency rating for homes
Warwick Quinn, Registered Master Builders Federation Chief Executive; Grant Dunford, founder of Negawatt, independant home energy efficiency consultants; and Bernard Hickey, Property market analyst and managing editor of the website interest.co.nz.
09:20 Myanmar's first elections in 20 years
David Steinberg, Myanmar analyst and author, who has studied the country since before the generals seized power in a 1962 coup.
09:45 Europe correspondent Peter Craven
10:05 Will India and China eclipse the West?
Deepak Lal, a Professor Emeritus of Political Economy, University College London, and the James S Coleman Professor of International Development Studies at the University of California.
He was a member of the Indian Foreign Service, and a consultant to the Indian Planning Commission, the World Bank, the OECD, and various UN agencies, South Korea, and Sri Lanka. He was recently in NZ as a guest of the New Zealand Business Roundtable.
10:30 Book Review with Justin Gregory
Transitions, Four Decades of Toi Whakaari: The New Zealand Drama School by Bill Guest
Published by Victoria University Press
10:45 Reading: Heart of Darfur by Lisa French Blaker
Auckland nurse, Lisa Blaker recalls her her experiences in Western Sudan on assignment with the humanitarian organisation Medicins San Frontiere. (Part 10 of 12)
11:05 Politics with Matthew Hooton and Andrew Campbell
11:30 Guest Chef Martin Bosley and wine commentator Stephen Morris
Martin Bosley, by Martin Bosley
Published by Random House
Recipes:
Plum-cured Salmon, Mandarin-fennel slaw, Green Olive Paste and Green Olive Vinaigrette
Valrhona Chocolate Terrine with Coffee Bean Anglaise
11:45 Urbanist Tommy Honey discusses The Simple House
