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Nine To Noon for Friday 7 October 2011

  • Grounded cargo ship off Tauranga coast leaking oil

    9:08 AM.Fears are mounting that a vessel stranded in the Bay of Plenty, which is leaking oil into the sea, could cause a large scale environmental disaster. Audio

  • Pacific Correspondent - Mike Field

    9:30 AM.Why has the Pacific been caught out again with the current drought? Can it be prevented in the future? Audio

  • The legacy of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs

    9:47 AM.Turning now to the man responsible for some of the most iconic products of the digital age and the implications of his death. Audio

  • Update on grounded cargo ship in Tauranga

    10:06 AM.The cargo ship grounded on a reef off the Tauranga coast since Wednesday now has a 5km oil slick leaking from it. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Tony Bilson

    10:20 AM.Australian chef - who has been at the forefront of the culinary scene across the Tasman for four decades. Audio

  • Book Review - Children's Books

    10:41 AM.'Fantail's Quilt' by Gay Hay, illustrated by Margaret Tolland, published by Page Break; and 'The Fly Papers' by Johanna Knox, published by Hinterlands Press. Both books reviewed by John McIntyre. Audio

  • New Music with Chris Bourke

    11:10 AM.Chris Bourke looks at new takes on old legends, the Texan Bruce Springsteen, and how black America responded to the Beatles and Bob Dylan. Audio

  • Sports with Richard Boock

    11:38 AM.RWC Quarter Finals and the OLYMPICS: Court of Arbitration for Sport rules the IOC's controversial drug ban rule illegal. Audio

  • Week That Was

    11:58 AM.With James Elliot and Gemma Gracewood. Audio

09:05 Cargo ship grounded on a reef off the Tauranga coast is leaking oil

Graeme Butler, marine specialist and owner of Butler's Swim With Dolphins.

09:25 The legacy of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs and the impact of his death on the tech giant

US technology writer Jeffrey Young has authored two books on Apple and Steve Jobs. He was one of the founders of Macworld magazine, and used to work inside the Mac development team at Apple, where he met Steve Jobs.

09:45 Fairfax Pacific correspondent Mike Field

The drought in the South Pacific that's seen Tokelau and Tuvalu declare states of emergency and the great American iguana hunt in Fiji.

10:00 Cargo ship grounded on a reef off the Tauranga coast is leaking oil

Rob Service, National on-scene commander for Maritime NZ.

10:05 Australian chef Tony Bilson

Tony Bilson has been a chef for more than 40 years and hsa been responsible for some of the most iconic restaurants in Australia including Berowra Waters in Sydney. His books is Insatiable: My Life in the Kitchen, published by Pier 9.

10:35 Children's Book Review with John McIntyre

Fantail's Quilt by Gay Hay, illustrated by Margaret Tolland      
Published by Page Break  
ISBN  978-0-473-18972-3

The Fly Papers by The Flytrap Snaps -  Book One by Johanna Knox                      
Published by Hinterlands Press   
ISBN  978-0-473-17996-0

10:45 Reading: Kathy and Tim by Elizabeth Smither

Kathy and Tim meet online and travel across the North Island to meet in person, somewhere in the middle.

11:05 New Music with Chris Bourke

Chris Bourke looks at new takes on old legends - the Texan Bruce Springsteen and how black America responded to the Beatles and Bob Dylan.

Song: Mesabi
Artist: Tom Russell
Album: Mesabi
Composer: Tom Russell
Label: Proper

Song: I Want to Hold Your Hand
Artist: Al Green
Album: Come Together: Black America Sings Lennon & McCartney
Composer: Lennon & McCartney
Label: Ace

Song: Lady Madonna
Artist: Junior Parker
Album: Come Together: Black America Sings Lennon & McCartney
Composer: Lennon & McCartney
Label: Ace

Song: Tonight I'll Be Staying Here With You
Artist: Esther Phillips
Album: How Many Roads: Black America Sings Bob Dylan
Composer: Bob Dylan
Label: Ace

Song: Love Will Tear Us Apart
Artist: June Tabor & Oysterband
Album: Ragged Kingdom
Composer: Sumner/Curtis/Hook/Morris
Label: Topic

11:30 Sports commentator Richard Boock

RWC Quarter Finals, and the Court of Arbitration for Sport rules the IOC's controversial drug ban rule illegal.

11:45 The Week That Was with James Elliot and Gemma Gracewood