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Nine To Noon for Tuesday 14 August 2012

  • Olympics drug cheats

    9:09 AM.Shotputter Valerie Adams has been elevated to gold after her Belarussian rival failed a banned substance test. Kathryn talks to general manager of Drug-Free Sport New Zealand, Jane Kernohan. Audio

  • Amendments to the Animal Welfare Act

    9:28 AM.We hear from John Hellstrom, chairman of the National Animal Welfare Advisory Committee, and Hans Kriek, director of SAFE, about planned changes to the Animal Welfare Act. Audio

  • US Correspondent - Jack Hitt

    9:50 AM.Mitt Romney's running mate, and another shooting at a college. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Ed Cruikshank

    10:10 AM.Ed Cruikshank came to New Zealand in 2002 to work a ski season in Queenstown - a decade later the Briton has his own luxury furniture design business in Arrowtown. Mr Cruikshank started his career… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - Elemental: Central Otago Poems

    10:40 AM.Written by Brian Turner, illustrated by Gilbert van Reenan, published by Random House. Reviewed by Harry Ricketts. Audio

  • Business with Rod Oram

    11:07 AM.Rod discusses Meridian, and following up briefly on Government moves on the EEZ. Audio

  • Queenstown - Milford monorail

    11:26 AM.Contentious proposals for ways to speed up travel time in Fiordland include a monorail from Queenstown to Milford Sound. Kathryn talks to John Beattie, a director of Riverstone Holdings, the company… Read more Audio

  • Film with Graeme Tuckett

    11:52 AM.Take This Waltz, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter, and The Campaign. Audio

09:05 Valerie Adams elevated to Gold medal after Belarussian shotputter fails banned substance test

Jane Kernohan, general manager of Drug Free Sport New Zealand. Drug Free Sport New Zealand is a crown entity intended to educate elite athletes and test them for banned performance enhancing drugs.

09:25 Amendments to the Animal Welfare Act

John Hellstrom, chairman of the National Animal Welfare Advisory Committee; and Hans Kriek, director of SAFE - Save Animals From Exploitation.

09:45 US correspondent Jack Hitt

Mitt Romney's running mate, Paul Ryan.

10:05 Feature guest - luxury furniture designer Ed Cruikshank

Arrowtown-based luxury furniture designer, Ed Cruikshank , who worked with Viscount David Linley for ten years in the UK before coming to New Zealand on holiday and staying.

Gallery: Work by Ed Cruikshank

Cruikshank Koru Chair low res
Koru Chair by Ed Cruikshank.

10:35 Book Review with Harry Ricketts

Elemental: Central Otago Poems by Brian Turner
Illustrated by Gilbert van Reenan
Published by Random House NZ Godwit

10:45 Reading: Rangatira by Paula Morris

Read by George Henare

Paratene and his fellow Māori arrive in London and stay in the Strangers' Home in Limehouse near the docks.

11:05 Business commentator Rod Oram

Meridian, and following up briefly on Government moves on the Exclusive Economic Zone.

11:20 Proposals for a monorail to speed up the journey from Queenstown to Milford Sound

Daphne Taylor, chairperson of the Save Fiordland Group; and John Beattie, director of Riverstone Holdings, which is the company that wants to build the monorail project

11:45 Film Review with Graeme Tuckett

Take This Waltz, Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter and The Campaign.

Music played in this show

Playlist

9:47am
Jonathan Jeremiah: 'That Same Old Line'
from his 2011 album 'A Solitary Man'

11:25am
B B King: 'Bad Luck Soul'
from 1961