Nine To Noon for Thursday 17 May 2012 Nine To Noon

Deadline for HNZ tenants to move out of condemned building

9:07 AM.Seven days after being given notice, 131 Wellington tenants of a Housing New Zealand flat complex have had to move out, or are due to have moved out, by today. Audio
Reforming the finance industry to better serve ordinary people

9:33 AM.Robert Shiller became famous for calling both the internet bubble in 2000 and the US housing one that led to the sub-prime mortage meltdown in 2007. Audio
UK Correspondent - Jon Dennis

9:53 AM.The debate in England over the Euro crisis and what views are being expressed. Audio
Feature Guest - Peter Lineham

10:09 AM.Peter Lineham teaches history at Massey University's Albany campus. He is a scholar whose interests cover a range of subject areas that can loosely be categorised under history and religion. The NZ… Read more Audio
Book Review - Konstantin

10:40 AM.Phil Vine reviews 'Konstantin' by Tom Bullough, published by Viking. Audio
New Technology with Sarah Putt

11:07 AM.Sky TV investigation; the business of content, how it's provided, who owns it, who gets to control it. Plus, making games takes off. Audio
Parenting with Christian Wright

11:32 AM.Reading with pre-schoolers. Audio
Media with Gavin Ellis

11:48 AM.Sky TV, Channel 7 and journalists doing their job. Audio

09:05 Deadline for Housing New Zealand tenants to move out of condemned building

Jackie Pivac, Housing New Zealand's Wellington regional tenancy services manager.

09:25 Reforming the finance industry to better serve ordinary people

American Robert Shiller, one of the founders of behavioural economics, has seen enough folly in his four-decade career to make anyone cynical about finance markets. However the Yale economics professor argues in a new book that the industry can and should be reformed to better serve ordinary people.

Finance and the Good Society, published by Princeton University Press, distributed by Footprint Books.

09:45 UK correspondent Jon Dennis

10:05 New Zealand historian and book collector Peter Lineham

Peter Lineham teaches history at Massey University's Albany campus. He is a scholar whose interests cover a range of subject areas that can loosely be categorised under history and religion.

10:35 Book review with Phil Vine

Konstantin by Tom Bullough
Published by Viking

10:45 Reading: Girl in Red, a short story by Paul Maunder

Read by Amy Tarleton

A young girl opts to throw away the morning-after pill and settles to having the baby, as her mother has before her.

11:05 New technology with Sarah Putt

Sky TV and its contracts with internet service providers are under investigation from the Commerce Comission.

11:20 Parenting with speech and language therapist Christian Wright

11:45 Media commentator Gavin Ellis

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