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Nine To Noon for Thursday 28 February 2013

  • Supreme Court rules asset sales legal

    9:08 AM.With Mai Chen - Constitutional Lawyer. Sam Stubbs - CEO of Tower Investments. Brian Gaynor - Executive Director of fund manager, Milford Asset Management. Audio

  • Poor maths results in primary schools

    9:35 AM.The Education Minister is concerned about poor maths results in primary schools. Is it time to change the way maths is taught? Fiona Ell - Lecturer in Mathematics education at the University of… Read more Audio

  • UK Correspondent - Jon Dennis

    9:53 AM.Deputy PM denies covering up sex scandal and Britain loses its AAA credit rating. Audio

  • Feature Guest - James Robinson

    10:08 AM.Professor of Government at Harvard University and co-author of Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty which looks at why some countries succeed and others flounder. Audio

  • Book Review - The Future

    10:40 AM.Written by Al Gore, reviewed by Harry Broad and published by Virgin. Audio

  • New Technology with Sarah Putt

    11:08 AM.Vodafone's 4G announcement; Mobile wallets; and how not to handle a tech failure. Audio

  • Parenting with Nate Gaunt

    11:29 AM.How to deal with compulsive internet use. Nate Gaunt is an Auckland based psychologist in private practice. Audio

  • Film with Graeme Tuckett

    11:48 AM.Graeme reviews Amour, I Give it a Year and discusses the relevance of the Oscars. Audio

09:05 Supreme Court rules asset sales legal

Constitutional lawyer Mai Chen.

09:15 Supreme Court rules asset sales legal

Sam Stubbs, CEO of Tower Investments; and Brian Gaynor, executive director of fund manager Milford Asset Management.

09:30 Poor maths results in primary schools

Is it time to change the way maths is taught? Fiona Ell, lecturer in mathematics education at the University of Auckland, specialising in primary teacher education and numeracy policy.

09:45 UK correspondent Jon Dennis

The Deputy PM denies covering up sex scandal and Britain loses its AAA credit rating.

10:05 James Robinson - Co-author of Why Nations Fail

James Robinson, Professor of Government at Harvard University and co-author of Why Nations Fail: The Origins of Power, Prosperity and Poverty which looks at why some countries succeed and others flounder.

10:35 Book Review with Harry Broad

The Future by Al Gore
Published by Virgin

10:45 Reading: Among the Cinders, by Maurice Shadbolt

The story of a 16-year-old who accompanies his larger-than-life grandfather on a nostalgic trip through New Zealand (Part 4 of 10)

11:05 New Technology with Sarah Putt

Vodafone's 4G announcement; Mobile wallets; and how not to handle a tech failure.

11:30 Parenting: how to deal with compulsive internet use

Nate Gaunt is an Auckland-based psychologist in private practice.

11:45 Film reviewer Graeme Tuckett

Amour, I Give it a Year and the relevance of the Oscars.