Nine To Noon for Thursday 1 November 2012

09:05 Attempts to protect what is seen as the most pristine marine ecosystem - the Ross sea, appear to have failed

Dave Ainley, US marine bird scientist involved in an international campaign to protect the Ross Sea from all fishing.

09:30 US presidential election: impact of the storm, where the polls are at

Stephen Mills, director of UMR Research who is in New York for the US presidential election.

09:45 UK correspondent Matthew Parris

10:05 Ruth Herbert - family violence

Long-time campaigner against family violence, Ruth Herbert, who's heading Owen Glenn's independent inquiry into the issue.

10:30 Book Review with Tina Shaw

Outsiders: Stories from the Fringe of New Zealand Society by Gerard Hindmarsh
Published by Craig Potton Publishing

10:45 Reading. 'A Bum Steer' by Owen Marshall

A trout fishing trip with a know-it-all boss leads to information and power. Please note: this story isn't available to listen to again online for copyright reasons.

11:05 New Technology with Donald Clark

Is Apple losing its shine; DARPA's next big challenge; remote controlled lightbulbs.

11:30 Surveying youth attitudes - What matters the most to young people?

Alex Woodley is the director of Point Research, which was commissioned by Youthtown NZ to do the first Youthtown Voice of New Zealand survey.

11:45 Media commentator Gavin Ellis

Music played in this show

Playlist

Time Played: 09:30
Title: Sweet Spot
Artist: Tift Merritt
Comp: Merritt
Album: Traveling Alone
Label: Yep Roc

Time Played: 11:25
Title: Chase The Seasons
Artist: Liam Finn
Comp: Finn
Album: Fomo
Label: Liberation 401104

Time Played: 11:45
Title: I'm All Right
Artist: Sharon Van Etten
Comp: Van Etten
Album: Tramp
Label: Jagjaguwar 220123