Nine To Noon for Thursday 1 December 2011 Nine To Noon

Controversial plans for a mine on Conservation land

9:08 AM.Is the public being shut out of plans for a huge open cast mining project on Conservation land? Audio
Technology for agriculture to secure trans Pacific Partnership?

9:30 AM.Will New Zealand end up trading off technology for agriculture to secure an ambitious trade deal linking countries in the Asia Pacific region? Audio
UK Correspondent - Matthew Parris

9:50 AM.The Chancellor's Autumn statement and the possibility of going back into recession; Public servants strike; The Leveson Inquiry; The UK Iran embassy attack. Audio
Feature Guest - Jack C Richards

10:10 AM.World renowned applied linguist and educator, who's also a big supporter of music and art. Audio
Book Review - Steve Jobs: The Exclusive Biography

10:38 AM.Written by Walter Isaacson, published by Little Brown, reviewed by Nat Torkington. Audio
New Technology with Steve McCabe

11:09 AM.Tracking shoppers by cellphone, shopping by cellphone, and why Netflix won't be coming to NZ any time soon. Audio
The Anger Toolbox

11:25 AM.With violent and aggressive behaviour on the rise among young women, Skylight Trust has some advice for how to channel anger into something positive. Audio
TV with Simon Wilson

11:49 AM.A look at election night, TV3 Inside NZ documentary 'Child Poverty', Maori TV's documentary 'Make It Real to Me'. Audio

09:05 The controversial plans for a mine on Conservation land at Denniston near Westport

Nicola Vallance, Forest and Bird Conservation Advocate; and Patrick McManus, Buller District Mayor.

09:25 Will NZ be poised to trade off technology for agriculture to secure the trans Pacific Partnership deal?

Vikram Kumar, Chief Executive of Internet NZ; and Garth Wyllie, advocacy fellow and secretary of the EMA's international trade committee.

09:45 UK correspondent Matthew Parris

10:05 Jack C Richards - world renowned applied linguist and educator, who's also a big supporter of music and art

Kiwi-born internationally recognised applied linguist and educator. He is a specialist in teaching English as a second language, and made his fortune writing professional books for teachers and text books for students.

10:35 Book review with Nat Torkington

Steve Jobs: The Exclusive Biography by Walter Isaacson
Published by Little, Brown

10:45 Reading: Treading Water by Robert Hewitt with Aaron Smale (Part 7 of 7)

Continuing Rob's story of surviving 75 hours floating alone at sea in the waters around Kapiti Island.

Audio will be available here after broadcast.

11:05 New technology with Steve McCabe

Steve discusses tracking shoppers by cellphone, shopping by cellphone, and why Netflix won't be coming to NZ any time soon.

11:30 Anger management

Tricia Hendry is from Skylight, which helps young people and their families through the toughest times, such as family breakups and bereavements. Anny da Silva Freitas is a counsellor and youth worker who channeled her own anger issues into becoming a star rugby player.

Skylight has launched the Anger Toolbox to help people find ways to express and manage anger, aggression and other difficult emotions, and channel them into something positive.

Email: support@skylight-trust.org.nz
Ph: 0800 299 100

11:45 TV reviewer Simon Wilson

Election coverage and TV3's documentary on child poverty.

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Nine To Noon for Thursday 1 December 2011