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Nine To Noon for Tuesday 11 June 2013

  • Nelson Mandela ailing

    9:09 AM.South African president Jacob Zuma's spokesman, Mac Maharaj, is a long-time friend and confidante of Nelson Mandela. Mr Mandela and Mr Maharaj were both imprisoned on Robben Island. Audio

  • Will new super school in Christchurch be a PPP?

    9:22 AM.John Rohs, Principal of Aranui High School which the Education Ministry announced will be merged with three other schools in eastern Christchurch. The Education Minister wants to explore the… Read more Audio

  • Mapping the Great Indoors

    9:38 AM.Noah Fierer, Associate Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado. Audio

  • Washington Correspondent - Luiza Savage

    9:50 AM.The leaks about the 'Prism' surveillance system and phone call data logging. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Richard Sennett

    10:07 AM.Richard Sennett is a Professor of Sociology and Academic Governor of the London School of Economics and the Professor of Sociology, Department of Sociology at New York University. His most recent book… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - In the Memorial Room

    10:40 AM.'In the Memorial Room' by Janet Frame, published by Text, reviewed by Sonja de Freiz. Audio

  • Business with Fran O'Sullivan

    11:07 AM.The loss of Peter Dunne, a relatively competent Revenue Minister; and the end of quantitative easing - what does the decline in the NZ dollar cross rate against the US mean for NZ? Audio

  • Census at School project

    11:26 AM.Rachel Cunliffe works at the Statistics Department at Auckland University and is the co-director of the 'Census At School' project. Audio

  • Media with Gavin Ellis

    11:44 AM.Fairfax's protection of the Peter Dunne emails; and the latest PwC global media outlook and the prediction that online will surpass newspaper advertising revenue by 2015. Audio

09:05 Nelson Mandela ailing

South African president Jacob Zuma's spokesman, Mac Maharaj, is a long-time friend and confidante of Nelson Mandela. Mr Mandela and Mr Maharaj were both imprisoned on Robben Island.

09:20 Will new super school in Christchurch be a public-private partnership?

Principal of Aranui High School which the Education Ministry announced will be merged with three other schools in eastern Christchurch. The Education Minister wants to explore the possibility of making the proposed school a public-private partnership.

09:30 Mapping the Great Indoors

Noah Fierer, Associate Professor in the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology at the University of Colorado.

09:45 US correspondent Luiza Savage

10:05 Richard Sennett - sociologist and author

Richard Sennett is a Professor of Sociology and Academic Governor of the London School of Economics and the Department of Sociology at New York University. His most recent book is Together: The Rituals, Pleasures and Politics of Co-operation.

10:35 Book Review with Sonja de Freiz

In the Memorial Room by Janet Frame
Published by Text

10:45 Reading:Mercenary Territory by Susan Pointon

Told by William Kircher and Sarah Boddy

11:05 Business with Fran O'Sullivan

The loss in Peter Dunne of a relatively competent Revenue Minister; and the end of quantitative easing – what does the decline in the NZ dollar cross rate against the US mean for NZ?

11:30 Rachel Cunliffe - Census At School project

Rachel Cunliffe works at the Statistics Department at Auckland University and is the co-director of the Census At School project.

11:45 Media with Gavin Ellis

Fairfax's protection of the Peter Dunne emails; the latest PricewaterhouseCoopers global media outlook; and the prediction that online will surpass newspaper advertising revenue by 2015.

Music played in this show

09:35am - Sera Cahoone: 'Deer Creek Canyon' from her album Deer Creek Canyon

11:20am - Little Jimmy Ray: 'You Need To Fall In Love'

11:40am - Dave Murphy: 'I Can't Be Satisfied' from his album Yes That's Me