Nine To Noon for Tuesday 16 October 2012 Nine To Noon

Legislation allowing schools to search students

9:08 AM.Schools will have legal permission to seize students electronic devices, including possibly accessing text messages, if a new bill is passed into law. Audio
IT consultant - re-install MSD computer system from scratch

9:23 AM.The continuing fallout from the massive security breach at Work and Income kiosks: IT expert says the whole system needs to be treated as if it's been compromised. Audio
Ak local boards challenge the super city council over funding

9:35 AM.Local boards across the Auckland super city have joined forces to fight for more funding fearing their towns are at risk of turning into ghettos. Audio
US Correspondent - Luiza Savage

9:51 AM.The presidental race is heating up. Audio
Feature Guest - Mark Aitken

10:08 AM.New Zealand born filmmaker whose documentary 'Dead When I Got Here' tells the story of an asylum in Mexico that's run by its patients and how he covered a story of hope in one of the world's harshest… Read more Audio
Book Review - Waging Heavy Peace

10:40 AM.Written by Neil Young, published by Viking, reviewed by Ian Chapman. Audio
Business with Rod Oram

11:08 AM.State Owned Enterprises: The sale process will resume. Audio
NIWA - the Argo observation system in the Pacific Ocean

11:28 AM.New Zealand is playing a key role in a high tech international science project which could have big implications in the study of climate change. Audio
TV with Lara Strongman

11:50 AM.Discusses Wallander on UK TV and the Shopping Channel. Audio

09:05 Legislation allowing for schools to search students - including cellphones

Patrick Walsh, president, Secondary Principals' Association of New Zealand; and Robin Duff, president of the Post Primary Teachers' Association (PPTA).

09:20 IT consultant says the entire Ministry of Social Development computer system needs to be re-installed from scratch

Matthew Poole, independent IT consultant, former IT security auditor for a major accounting firm and a former system administrator and network engineer for a major ISP.

09:30 Auckland's local boards challenge the super city council over a lack of funding for local projects

Mark Thomas, the deputy chair of the Orakei board; Angela Dalton, chairperson of the Manurewa Local Board; and Penny Hulse, Deputy Mayor of Auckland.

09:45 US correspondent Luiza Savage

10:05 Documentary maker Mark Aitken

New Zealand-born film-maker Mark Aitken talks about the asylum on the edge of Juarez, Mexico, which is run by its patients. He's uncovered a story of broken people finding hope in one of the world's harshest places.

Find out more about this film and see the trailer

10:35 Book Review with Ian Chapman

Waging Heavy Peace by Neil Young
Published by Viking

10:45 The Reading: The Dungarvie Festival by Owen Marshall

Read by Peter Hayden. A breakdown on the way to a local body seminar in Dunedin brings five unlikely companions together to share a day in the sun and leaves them with a renewed sense of life's possibilities. (Part 2 of 2)

11:05 Business commentator Rod Oram

The SOE sale process.

11:20 NIWA Research Oceanographer Dr Phil Sutton

NIWA research vessel Kaharoa departed Wellington last weekend to deploy 120 Argo robotic instruments across the Pacific Ocean. Argo is an observation system for the Earth's oceans. It consists of over 3000 profiling floats, deployed worldwide. Twenty-seven countries are involved in their deployment.

11:45 TV Review with Lara Strongman

Wallander on UKTV, What's Really in Our Food, and the Shopping Channel.

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Time Played: 11.25am
Title: I Love You Dawn
Artist: Crowded House
Comp: N Finn
Album: After Glow (Album Of Crowded House Outtakes And Demo's)
Label: Capitol

Time Played: 11.46am
Title: The Listening Times
Artist: Lawrence Arabia
Comp: Milne
Album: The Sparrow
Label: Spunk

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