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Nine To Noon for Friday 20 May 2011

  • Analysis of the 2011 Budget

    9:07 AM.Sir Paul Callaghan, physicist, entrepreneur, Royal Society of London Fellow and New Zealander of the Year; and Shamubeel Eaqub, the NZ Institute of Economic Research senior economist. Audio

  • The 2011 Budget

    9:24 AM.Bill English, Finance Minister. Audio

  • Sister of Felicity Drumm

    9:37 AM.Jane Drumm is the sister of Felicity Drumm, who's ex husband, Malcolm Webster, has just been found guilty of her attempted murder, and of the murder of his first wife. Audio

  • Asia correspondent Phil O'Sullivan

    9:51 AM.News events from Hong Kong and mainland China. Audio

  • Feature Guest Anna Sandiford - forensic scientist

    10:09 AM.Anna Sandiford, a forensic scientist who has worked on high-profile cases including David Bain retrial and Crewe murders. She started private consultancy The Forensic Group in Auckland and is the… Read more Audio

  • Children's Book Review with John McIntyre

    10:37 AM.The books are 'Dirt Bomb' by Fleur Beale, published by Random and 'New Zealand Hall of Fame - 50 Remarkable Kiwis' by Maria Gill, illustrated by Bruce Potter and published by New Holland. Audio

  • New Music with Chris Bourke

    11:10 AM.Chris Bourke looks at Robbie Robertson, Howe Gelb, plus something funky and something jazzy. Audio

  • Sports commentator Richard Boock

    11:40 AM.The prospect of a Martin Crowe come-back, and Richie McCraw expected to follow Dan Carter and stay in NZ after the World Cup. Audio

  • Week that was

    11:49 AM.With Steve Wrigley and Elisabeth Easther. Audio

09:05 Analysis of the 2011 Budget

Sir Paul Callaghan, hysicist, entrepreneur, Royal Society of London Fellow and New Zealander of the Year; and Shamubeel Eaqub, NZ Institute of Economic Research senior economist.

09:20 The 2011 Budget

Bill English, Finance Minister.

09:30 Malcolm Webster trial

Malcolm Webster thought he was going to get away with the perfect murder, but overnight a Scottish jury found him guilty of killing his first wife and attempting to kill his second wife, New Zealander Felicity Drumm. It was Scotland's longest criminal trial for a single defendant.

Felicity Drumm's sister, Aucklander Jane Drumm, was instrumental in getting the case against Webster reopened

09:45 Asia correspondent Phil O'Sullivan

10:05 Anna Sandiford - forensic scientist

Anna Sandiford, a forensic scientist who has worked on high-profile cases including David Bain retrial and Crewe murders. She started private consultancy The Forensic Group in Auckland and is the author of Expert Witness, a "real life look at inner workings of forensic science".

Sciblogs: Forensic Scientist

Expert Witness by Anna Sandiford, published by HarperCollins.

10:30 Children's Book Review with John McIntyre

Dirt Bomb by Fleur Beale
Published by Random
ISBN 9781869795467

New Zealand Hall of Fame - 50 Remarkable Kiwis by Maria Gill
Illustrated by Bruce Potter
Published by New Holland
ISBN 9781869663124

10:45 Reading: Naked in Budapest, written and read by Heather Hapeta (Part 5 of 7)

Botswana fulfils all of Heather's dreams of Africa.

Listen to this story again.

11:05 New Music with Chris Bourke

Chris Bourke looks at Robbie Robertson, Howe Gelb, plus something funky and something jazzy.

Artist: Robbie Robertson
Track: When the Night Was Young - tk 2
Album: How to Become Clairvoyant
Composer: Robbie Robertson
Label: Universal

Artist: Howe Gelb & a Band of Gypsies
Track: Blood Orange - tk 6
Album: Alegrias
Composer: Howe Gelb
Label: Fire

Artist: Slim Green
Track: Shake 'Em Up - tk 1
Album: (Various Artists) Shattered Dreams: Funky Blues 1967-1978
Composer: Slim Green
Label: Ace

Artist: Sumo Jazz
Track: 7.15 Time to Get Up - tk 1
Album: Throwing Salt
Composer: Reynolds
Label: Polyjazz CPJZ114

11:30 Sports commentator Richard Boock

The prospect of a Martin Crowe come-back, and Richie McCraw expected to follow Dan Carter and stay in NZ after the World Cup.

11:45 Week That Was with Steve Wrigley and Elisabeth Easther