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Nine To Noon for Wednesday 1 May 2013

  • Possible workplace safety overhaul

    9:09 AM.A workplace safety taskforce has criticised the present system and recommended a major overhaul. Kathryn Ryan speaks to Caroline Callow; the mother of a forestry worker killed on the job in 2011. Audio

  • Assets seized from criminals

    9:28 AM.Why hasn't the Government made good on its promise to put millions of dollars worth of assets seized from criminals into drug treatment or resources to fight organised crime? Audio

  • Australia Correspondent - Bernard Keane

    9:49 AM.Warming up to a new budget dealing with a deficit; and a proposal to hold a plebiscite on same-sex marriage. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Barry Brickell

    10:08 AM.Barry Brickell moved to the Coromandel to teach high school in the 1960s. But less than a year later he abandoned teaching to set up a pottery studio and kiln on a property in Driving Creek. Fifty… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - Don't Just Do Something, Sit There

    11:07 AM.Sonja de Freiz reviews 'Don't Just Do Something, Sit There' by Wallace Chapman, published by Penguin. Audio

  • Music with Marty Duda

    11:15 AM.Wellington's Phoenix Foundation have been one of New Zealand's most consistently creative musical outfits of the 2000s. Beginning with 2003's 'Horsepower', their albums have received high praise… Read more Audio

  • Law with Catriona MacLennan

    11:33 AM.The Quintet meeting of Attorneys-General which will take place in Auckland next week will focus on developments and best practice with respect to prosecuting crimes of sexual violence against women… Read more Audio

  • Arts with Courtney Johnston

    11:47 AM.An artist visits The Matrix, the Turner Prize nominees are announced, and 3D printing in museums. Audio

09:05 Independent task force on Workplace Health and Safety criticising the present system as not fit for purpose and recommends a major overhaul

Caroline Callow, mother of a forestry worker killed on the job in 2011.

09:30 Seized assets not being put into drug treatment or fighting organised crime

Roger Brooking, alcohol and drug counsellor and author, discusses why the Government hasn't made good on its promise to put millions of dollars worth of assets seized from criminals into drug treatment or resources to fight organised crime.

09:45 Australia correspondent Bernard Keane

The Government's books and a proposal to hold a plebiscite on same-sex marriage.

10:05 Barry Brickell - NZ potter, conservationist and railway enthusiast

Barry Brickell moved to the Coromandel to teach high school in the 1960s. But less than a year later he abandoned teaching to set up a pottery studio and kiln on a property in Driving Creek. Fifty years later he's become one of New Zealand's most important ceramicists and has restored hectares of native bush, created a wildlife sanctuary and a railway that's carried more than a million visitors. The 78 year old's life's work has been brought together this month with a new book His Own Steam: The Work of Barry Brickell and a major Dowse Art Museum retrospective.

Gallery: The life and work of Barry Brickell

10:35 Book Review with Sonja de Freiz

Don't Just Do Something, Sit There by Wallace Chapman
Published by Penguin

10:45 Reading: The Conductor by Sarah Quigley

Read by Peter Bland

The story of the writing and historic performance of Shostakovich's 7th Symphony during the siege of Leningrad.

11:05 Music with Marty Duda

Wellington’s Phoenix Foundation have been one of New Zealand’s most consistently creative musical outfits of the 2000s. Beginning with 2003’s Horsepower, their albums have received high praise, especially their 2010 album Buffalo. They have also dabbled in film soundtracks, most notably the 2006 film Eagle v Shark. Just recently, they have released their fifth album, the double-disc set Fandango.

Tracks:
1. The Drinker (4:57) - The Phoenix Foundation taken from 2001 unreleased single
2. Nest Egg (4:35) - The Phoenix Foundation taken from 2005 album "Pegasus" (Festival/Mushroom)
3. Buffalo (4:14) - The Phoenix Foundation taken from 2010 album "Buffalo" (EMI)
4. Evolution Did (3:46) -The Phoenix Foundation taken from 2013 album "Fandango" (Universal)

11:30 Legal commentator Catriona MacLennan

The Quintet meeting of Attorneys-General which will take place in Auckland next week will focus on developments and best practice with respect to prosecuting crimes of sexual violence against women and children and in particular sexual violence in situations of armed conflict.

11:45 Arts commentator Courtney Johnston

An artist visits The Matrix, the Turner Prize nominees are announced, and 3D printing in museums.

Gallery: I don’t want you to worry about me, I have met some Beautiful People - Glen Hayward

Links:
Glen Hayward at City Gallery Wellington
Turner Prize 2013 shortlist announced
Picture gallery of Turner Prize nominees
The possibilities of 3D scanning and printing in museums
Sensory tours with 3D printed objects at Brooklyn Museum

Glen Hayward I don t want you to worry about me I have met some Beautiful People
Glen Hayward, I don’t want you to worry about me, I have met some Beautiful People, 2012, installation view City Gallery Wellington. Image courtesy of the artist.

Music played in this show

Playlist

Song: Tower Of Song
Artist: Tom Jones
Comp: Cohen
Album: Spirit In The Sky (2012)
Label: Island
Time Played: 09:25

Song: Do You Really Want To Hurt Me
Artist: Culture Club
Comp: Culture Club
Label: Disky
Time Played: 09:43

Song: Don't Touch My Tomatoes
Artist: Josephine Baker
Comp: Bouillon / Lemarchand
Label: Rca
Time Played: 10:42am