Nine To Noon for Thursday 16 May 2013 Nine To Noon

Proposed GPS tracking of domestic violence offenders

9:08 AM.There are plans to monitor serious domestic violence offenders around-the-clock. The Corrections Minister wants to include such offenders in a GPS monitoring system. Audio
The new housing accord for Auckland

9:30 AM.What will the new housing plan do for Auckland and will it be enough to limit urban sprawl? Audio
UK Correspondent - Kate Adie

9:48 AM.The economy; What to do about the EU; Crime against young women; The retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson. Audio
Feature Guest - Nadeem Aslam

10:08 AM.British Pakistani author who now has a fourth novel published. Audio
Book Review - The Golden Boy

10:39 AM.Written by Abigail Tarttelin, published by Hachette NZ, reviewed by Ralph McAllister. Audio
New technology with Erika Pearson

11:07 AM.Texting isn't private and other social media gaffes; Teen's App is a spoiler buster and Indego robots help people walk. Audio
Parenting with Sarah Leberman and Billy Harris

11:25 AM.With winter sports getting underway how do you be a good side-line supporter? Audio
TV with Lara Strongman

11:47 AM.A review of Harry and Parade's End. Audio

09:05 Corrections Minister proposes extending GPS tracking to domestic violence offenders

Corrections Minister Anne Tolley; and Sue Lytollis, Spokesperson for Women's Refuge.

09:30 The new housing accord for Auckland – will it do enough to limit urban sprawl, and allow for smaller dwellings for a changing demographic?

David Gibbs, urban design architect with Auckland company, Construkt.

09:45 UK correspondent Kate Adie

10:05 Nadeem Aslam – British Pakistani author

The Blind Man's Garden
published by Faber

He is also the author of Seasons of the Rainbird, Maps for Lost Lovers and The Wasted Vigil.

10:35 Book Review with Ralph McAllister

The Golden Boy by Abigail Tarttelin
Published by Hachette NZ

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.

(Part 14 of 15)

11:05 New Technology with Erika Pearson

Texting Isn't Private and Other Social Media Gaffes; Teen's App is a Spoiler Buster; and Indego Robots Help People Walk.

Biggest Social Media Disasters 2012: Mashable

11:20 Parenting with Sarah Leberman, Professor of Leadership & Head of School of Management at Massey University

Parents' behaviour on the sidelines and Billy Harris, a former All White who teaches soccer skills to young children.

11:45 TV reviewer Lara Strongman discusses new programmes Harry and Parade's End

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Time: 9:25am
Title: Call me the breeze
Artist: Beth Orton
Album: Sugaring Season
Year: 2012

Time: 11:20am
Title: This must be the place
Artist: Talking Heads
Album: Speaking in tongues
Year: 1983

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