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Nine To Noon for Thursday 4 July 2013

  • Egypt's President Mohammed Morsi overthrown

    9:10 AM.Egypt's armed forces have overthrown the elected president Mohammed Morsi and announced a political transition with the support of a wide range of political, religious and youth leaders. Audio

  • Plans to restrict high loan-to-value ratio loans

    9:24 AM.There are plans to restrict high loan-to-value ratio loans to dampen housing market. Bruce McLachlan, CEO of Co-operative Bank and former acting CEO of Westpac comments. Audio

  • UK Correspondent - Dame Ann Leslie

    9:50 AM.Dame Ann comments on the overthrow of the Egyptian President; issues with British National Health Service; and Glastonbury is dominated by elderly rockers. Audio

  • Feature Guest - Philipp Meyer

    10:10 AM.Philipp Meyer is an American author of two books. His debut novel American Rust set out to explore the decline of the middle class in the industrial northeast of the US. His latest novel 'The Son'… Read more Audio

  • Book Review - The Bookman's Tale: A Novel of Obsession

    10:38 AM.Rae McGregor reviews 'The Bookman's Tale: A Novel of Obsession' by Charlie Lovett, published by Text Publishing/United Book Distributors. Audio

  • New Technology with Erika Pearson

    11:10 AM.Facebook reviews ads policy for controversial pages; Drones and Surveillance; and a Video Game Banned In Australia. Audio

  • Parenting with Nathan Mikaere Wallis

    11:26 AM.Risk taking behaviour, decision making, sleep patterns, communicating with your teen, drugs and alcohol and the teenage brain, the impact of technology and social media. Audio

  • Film with Graeme Tuckett

    11:50 AM.Graeme Tuckett reviews 'White Lies'; 'The Place Beyond The Pines'; and 'Man of Steel'. Audio

09:05 Egypt's military ousts the president - scenes of jubilation across Cairo

Ashraf Khlalil – Cairo-based journalist and author of the book Liberation Square: Inside the Egyptian Revolution and the Rebirth of a Nation.

09:25 Plans to restrict high loan-to-value ratio loans to dampen housing market

Bruce McLachlan, CEO of Co-operative Bank and former acting CEO of Westpac.

09:45 UK correspondent Dame Ann Leslie

10:05 Philipp Meyer on his sweeping American novel The Son

Philipp Meyer is an American author of two books. His debut novel American Rust set out to explore the decline of the middle class in the industrial northeast of the US. His latest novel The Son follows the lives of three generations of the McCullough family in Texas. It has been described as an epic journey, taking the reader from the wild American frontier through to the Civil War before ending up in the present day.

The Son by Philipp Meyer
Vintage Australia, RRP $37.99

10:30 Book Review with Rae McGregor

The Bookman's Tale: A Novel of Obsession by Charlie Lovett
Text Publishing/United Book Distributors, RRP $29.99

10:45 Reading: The Invisible Rider by Kirsten McDougall

(Part 2 of 6)

The story of a cycling lawyer, husband and father, who increasingly finds simple things in life baffling.

11:05 New Technology with Erika Pearson

Facebook’s move to review ad policy for controversial pages; drones and surveillance; and a video game banned In Australia.

11:30 Parenting Teens

Nathan Mikaere Wallis discusses issues affecting parents of teenagers – risk-taking behaviour, decision making, sleep patterns, communicating with your teen, drugs and alcohol and the teenage brain, the impact of technology and social media.

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11:45 Film review with Graeme Tuckett

White Lies; The Place Beyond The Pines; and Man of Steel.

Music played in this show

9:22am
Maisey Rika: 'Pumau Tonu'
from her 2012 album Whitiora

10:35am
Split Enz: 'Bold as Brass'
from their 1977 album Dizrythmia

11:07am
The Tattletale Saints: 'Kathleen'
from their 2013 album How Red Is The Blood

11:23am
The Veils: 'Birds'
from their 2013 album Time Stays, We Go