Nine To Noon for Monday 10 October 2011 Nine To Noon

Salvage of the Rena

9:05 AM.Bruce Anderson, the manager of Maritime NZ's salvage operation; and Brett Keller, the owner of Tauranga Marine Charters talk about the salvaging of the stricken Rena container ship that is leaking oil… Read more Audio
Can homework cause more harm than good?

9:27 AM.Richard Walker is an associate professor at the University of Sydney and co-author of a forthcoming book called 'Reforming Homework'. Audio
Africa Correspondent - David McKenzie

9:45 AM.The Nobel Peace Prize will be jointly given to one Yemeni and two Liberian women. Audio
Feature Guest - Deborah Mason

10:10 AM.Deborah Mason is a NZ Multiple Sclerosis Researcher and Clinical Senior Lecturer as well as a Consultant Neurologist at the Canterbury District Health Board. Her research includes links to lack of… Read more Audio
Book Review - Wine, Women and Song

10:40 AM.Don Rood reviews 'Wine, Women and Song - A Spitfire Pilot's Story' by Hamish Brown, Published by Stayer Ltd. Audio
Politics with Matthew Hooton and John Pagani

11:08 AM.The Speaker's ban on the NZ Herald and John Key's reaction after a man tried to jump into the debating chamber, what's going on with John Banks and Don Brash, and Alan Peachey chucks it in - making… Read more Audio
Food and Wine with Michael van de Elzen and John Hawkesby

11:32 AM.Michael van de Elzen, owner and chef of Molten in Mt Eden suggests recipes for Goats' and Ricotta Cheeses wrapped in vine leaves with Red Pepper Salad and Olives, Parma Ham wrapped Monkfish with… Read more Audio
Off The Beaten Track with Kennedy Warne

11:51 AM.The seas around Astrolabe reef and the role of a ship's chart plotter. Audio

09:05 The salvage of the stricken Rena container ship that's leaking oil off the coast of Tauranga

Bruce Anderson, the manager of Maritime NZ's salvage operation; and Brett Keller, the owner of Tauranga Marine Charters.

09:30 Can homework cause more harm than good?

Richard Walker is an associate professor at the University of Sydney and co-author of a forthcoming book, Reforming Homework.

09:45 Africa correspondent David McKenzie

10:05 NZ scientist involved in groundbreaking international research into Multiple Sclerosis

Deborah Mason, NZ Multiple Sclerosis Researcher and Clinical Senior Lecturer, Consultant Neurologist Canterbury District Health Board. Her research includes links to lack of Vitamin D.

10:30 Book review with Don Rood

Wine, Women and Song - A Spitfire Pilot's Story by Hamish Brown
Published by Stayer Ltd

10:45 Reading: Last Day, Last Chance, Forever And Ever by Noel Harrison (Part 1 of 5)

Vicky's family suffered an injustice in the 1880s for which she is determined to find justice today.

11:05 Political commentators Matthew Hooton and John Pagani

11:30 Guest chef Michael van de Elzen

Owner and chef of Molten in Mt Eden, Auckland with wine commentator John Hawkesby

The Molten Cookbook - Michael Van de Elzen,
Published by Random House NZ

11:45 Off The Beaten Track with Kennedy Warne

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