Nine To Noon for Thursday 30 May 2013

09:05 The website that allegedly offered essays for cheating students

NZQA chief executive Karen Potasi; and Lesley Francey, Tertiary Education Union National president.

09:30 Māori astronomy

Dr Pauline Harris, astrophysicist and astronomer who's working on the revitalisation of Māori star lore – how did Māori and other societies used the sun, stars and planets to track time? Pauline is speaking at a Matariki evening at Wellington's Carter Observatory at 7pm on Wednesday 19 June.

09:45 UK correspondent Dame Ann Leslie

10:05 New Zealand sculptor Paul Dibble

Among Paul Dibble's works is The Southern Stand, which is the New Zealand Memorial, in Hyde Park,

Paul Dibble: The Large Works, published by David Bateman Publishing

10:35 Book Review with Rae McGregor

Paris by Edward Rutherford
Published by Hachette NZ

10:45 Reading: 'Whale Pot Bay' by Des Hunt read by Rob Mokaraka

(Part 9 of 10)

11:05 New Technology with Erika Pearson

Facebook users desert Facebook in droves; Pew Internet Survey - Teens and Privacy; and Digital Detoxing.

11:20 Parenting with Janet Tuck

How to talk to your teen about their career. Janet Tuck is a career specialist and director of Career Clinic.

11:45 Media commentator Nick Grant

Music played in this show

Playlist

09:35am
Fat Freddy's Drop: 'Clean The House'
from their 2013 album "Blackbird"

09:50am
Elle Fitzgerald: 'Get Ready'
from her 1969 album "Things Ain't What They Used To Be"

10:35am
Anika, Boh & Hollie: 'Sea of Dreams'
from their 2013 collaborative album "Peace of Mind"

11:20am
Yael Naim: 'Come Home'
from her 2011 album "She Was A Boy"

11:45am
Jesse Winchester: 'How Far To The Horizon'
from his 1974 album "Learn To Love It"