Nine To Noon for Monday 19 November 2012 Nine To Noon

Were interest rate swaps deliberately mis-sold to farmers?

9:08 AM.With farmers' advocate Janette Walker and Damien O'Connor, Labour's Primary Industries spokesperson, who has written to bank CEOs about this issue Audio
The crisis in Gaza

9:40 AM.With Jon Donnison - a BBC correspondent based in Gaza. Audio
Barriers to the adoption of electric cars in NZ

9:51 AM.With Ed Kjaer - the Director of Southern California Edison's Plug-In Electric Vehicle Readiness programme. He is in Auckland for New Zealand's first Plug-In Electric Vehicle Symposia. Audio
Feature Guest - Mark Costello

10:07 AM.An Auckland University marine ecologist, who has co-led the most comprehensive stocktake of the marine life of the world's oceans. Audio
Book Review - Paper: An Elegy

10:37 AM.Written by Ian Sansom, reviewed by Paul Diamond and published by Fourth Estate. Audio
Politics With Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams

11:08 AM.Labour's leadership ructions at its party's conference. Kim Dotcom says Prime Minister John Key did know about him earlier than he has said he did previously. Audio
Food and Wine with Jo Seagar and Keith Stewart

11:33 AM.Christmas and entertaining nibbles with wines to match. Audio
Tommy Honey - Urbanist

11:49 AM.How to intensify building in New Zealand. Audio

09:05 Were interest rate swaps deliberately mis-sold to farmers?

Farmers' advocate Janette Walker's work has prompted the Commerce Commission's to conduct a preliminary assessment of interest rates swaps. She believes banks have deliberately harmed New Zealand farmers by selling exploitative, complex financial products to unsuspecting farmers who trusted their banks; and Damien O'Connor, Labour's Primary Industries spokesperson, who has written to CEOs of all the banks.

09:30 The crisis in Gaza

Jon Donnison is a BBC correspondent based in Gaza.

09:45 Barriers to the adoption of electric cars in NZ

Ed Kjaer is the director of Southern California Edison's Plug-In Electric Vehicle Readiness programme. He is in Auckland for New Zealand's first Plug-In Electric Vehicle Symposia.

10:05 Marine species stocktake - Mark Costello

Auckland University marine ecologist who has co-led the most comprehensive stocktake of the marine life of the world's oceans.

Gallery: Global Marine Species Diversity

Stylocheilus longicauda, a pelagic sea hare, Guam. Stylocheilus longicauda. WoRMS Photo Gallery / Paulay, Gustav, 2010.

10:35 Book Review with Paul Diamond

Paper: An Elegy by Ian Sansom
Published by Fourth Estate

10:45 The Reading: The Trouble with Fire by Fiona Kidman

The beginning of a series of short stories by Fiona Kidman.

11:05 Political commentators Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams

Labour's leadership ructions at its party's conference and Kim Dotcom says Prime Minister John Key did know about him earlier than he has said he did previously.

11:30 Guest chef Jo Seagar with wine suggestions from Keith Stewart

Christmas and festive season entertaining ideas.

Recipes:
Pesto Parmesan Palmiers
Bacon Wrapped Baby Peppers stuffed with Boconcini
Salted Caramel Ice Cream

11:45 Urban issues with Tommy Honey

Tommy discusses how to intensify our building.

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10:35am
Lou Rawls: 'The Letter'
from his 1968 album "Feelin' Good"

11:30am
Andrew Bird: 'Three White Horses'
from his 2012 album "Hands of Glory"

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