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Nine To Noon for Thursday 22 November 2012

  • Who should pay for the leaky homes?

    9:09 AM.Paul Grimshaw's a lawyer who's represented hundreds of leaky home-owners and talks about liability, whether from the developer, local or central government, even the home-owner. Audio

  • Gaza ceasefire

    9:22 AM.Nicole Johnson is Al Jazeera's English language correspondent in Gaza and joins the programme an hour and a half into the ceasefire. Audio

  • The men in the lives of breast cancer sufferers

    9:40 AM.Peter Calder's wife was diagnosed with breast cancer. He's putting together a book that records the experiences of the men who suffer as well when the cancer strikes either a partner, mother, sister… Read more Audio

  • UK Correspondent - Matthew Parris

    9:50 AM.The latest news and issues from the UK. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Angy Rivera

    10:09 AM.Angy Rivera is a 22-year-old undocumented Latina involved in a campaign for immigration rights for illegal migrant youth in the US. Audio

  • Book Review - New Finnish Grammar

    10:40 AM.One for the grammar pedant and Suomi linguist alike. Phil Smith reviews Diego Marani's look at New Finnish Grammar which is published by Text. Audio

  • New Technology with Sarah Putt

    11:06 AM.Novopay round-up; How to get away with stuff online and; Windows-8 phones on sale in New Zealand. Audio

  • Heritage with Kay Morris Matthews

    11:30 AM.Kay Morris Matthews is Research Professor at the Eastern Institute of Technology's Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Trades. She's written a new book on the history of children's homes and orphanages in… Read more Audio

  • Media with Gavin Ellis

    11:45 AM.Gavin Ellis looks at the coverage of Labour's leadership and the use of surveys in the media. Audio

09:05 Who should pay what when it comes to leaky homes

Paul Grimshaw, Auckland lawyer who has represented hundreds of leaky home-owners.

09:20 Gaza conflict - ceasefire has just come into effect

Nicole Johnston, Al Jazeera English Gaza correspondent.

09:40 Men who have been affected by breast cancer striking a woman in their lives

Peter Calder’s wife was diagnosed with breast cancer. He is putting together a book that will record the experiences of the men whose lives are affected by the breast cancer that has struck their partner, mother or daughter. The free book will be published by the NZ Breast Cancer Foundation.

Peter can be contacted through the Foundation's website

09:45 UK correspondent Matthew Parris

10:05 Angy Rivera - the life of undocumented Latinos in America

Angy Rivera is a 22-year-old undocumented Latino involved in a campaign for immigration rights for illegal migrant youth in the US.

10:35 Book Review with Phil Smith

New Finnish Grammar by Diego Marani
Published by Text Publishing

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

A series of short stories by Fiona Kidman.

11:05 New Technology correspondent Sarah Putt

The Novopay round up; how to get away with stuff online; Windows 8 phones on sale in New Zealand.

11:30 The history of children's homes and orphanages in Hawke's Bay

Kay Morris Matthews is Research Professor Faculty of Arts, Humanities and Trades at the Eastern Institute of Technology. She's written a new book on the history of children's homes and orphanages in Hawke's Bay.

11:45 Media commentator Gavin Ellis    

Coverage of Labour's leadership; and the use of surveys in the media.

Music played in this show

Playlist

Time played: 09:36
Title: Barcelona
Artist: Guila Y Los Tellarini
Comp: Tellarini/Alemany/Massoni/Neumai
Album: Eusibo, Also On Soundtrack To 2008 Film Vicky Christina Barcelona
Label: Telarc

Time played: 10:06am
Title: Heart Of Gold
Artist: Charles Bradley
Comp: Neil Young
Label: Daptone

Time played: 10:37am
Title: The Good Samaritan
Artist: The Pierces
Comp: A Pierce
Album: Space And Time (2012)
Label: Polydor