Nine To Noon for Thursday 27 October 2016
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Police euthanasia sting
9:09 AM.A third complaint is to be filed today with the IPCA over the fake checkpoint used by police to find out who'd attended a pro-euthanasia meeting. Kathryn Ryan talks with the President of the Voluntary… Read more Audio
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Action sports and using sex to sell
9:26 AM.Last month Getty Images and the Women's Sports Trust partnered to announce new guidelines aiming to improve how female athletes are portrayed. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Fly fishing guru April Vokey & rod maker Carl McNeil
10:07 AM.Kathryn Ryan talks with April Vokey, internationally renowned fly fishing author and guide, and Carl McNeil from Swift, the Wanaka rod building company she's just taken a stake in. Read more Audio, Gallery
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Was Dreamworld safety information 'withheld' ?
10:36 AM.It's being reported this morning that the owners of Australian theme park Dreamworld tried to block information relating to ride safety, including a report that the Thunder Rivers Rapids was not "fit… Read more Audio
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Book review - "Autumn" by Ali Smith
10:41 AM.Reviewed by Charlotte Graham, published by Penguin Random House (NZ). Audio
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New technology with Sarah Putt
11:06 AM.Sarah Putt with a snapshot of NZ tech export sector, AT&T buys Time Warner and who needs a smartwatch? Audio
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Parenting: Let them eat dirt!
11:28 AM.When it comes to parenting, have we become too obsessed with being clean and worrying about children getting sick from all of the germs they might pick up? Read more Audio
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Viewing with Lara Strongman
11:47 AM.Lara Strongman reviews US crime drama Quarry on SoHo and GYPSY KIDS on TV 3. Audio
09:05 Police euthanasia sting
A third complaint is to be filed today with the IPCA over the fake checkpoint used by police to find out who'd attended a pro-euthanasia meeting. Kathryn Ryan talks with the President of the Voluntary Euthanasia Society, Maryan Street, who believes an activist coroner in Wellington could be behind the crackdown on euthanasia supporters
09:20 Sex sells - but what is its place in action sport?
Paige Hareb is a professional New Zealand surfer & the first NZ woman to surf on the world tour. Rosara Joseph is a New Zealand biker who won a silver medal in the Women's mountain bike racing event at the 2006 Melbourne Commonwealth Games. They talk to Kathryn Ryan about the sexism that women in action sport can sometimes face and how social media can make the problem more acute.
09:45 UK correspondent Gerri Peev
Daily Mail political correspondent Gerri Peev
10:05 Fly fishing guru April Vokey & rod maker Carl McNeil
Photo: Andrew Burr
Kathryn Ryan talks with April Vokey, internationally renowned fly fishing author and guide, and Carl McNeil from Swift, the Wanaka rod building company she's just taken a stake in.
10:35 Was Dreamworld safety information 'withheld' ?
It's being reported this morning that the owners of Australian theme park Dreamworld tried to block information relating to ride safety, including a report that the Thunder Rivers Rapids was not "fit for service". Peter Gleeson, is the editor of the Sunday Mail.
10:40 Book review - "Autumn" by Ali Smith
Reviewed by Charlotte Graham, published by Penguin Random House (NZ).
10:45 The Reading
Passing Through by Coral Atkinson read by Amanda Billing (Part 3 of 14)
11:05 New technology with Sarah Putt
Sarah Putt with a snapshot of NZ tech export sector, AT&T buys Time Warner and who needs a smartwatch?
11:25 Parenting: Let them Eat Dirt!
Allowing children to get dirty can help immunity and prevent allergies, says leading microbiologist and parent Brett Finlay. He is the co-author of 'Let Them Eat Dirt: Saving your Child from an Oversanitised World". Brett talks to Nine to Noon about some not so clean habits to encourage, and why it might be time to put the hand sanitizer away.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons
11:45 Viewing with Lara Strongman
Lara Strongman reviews US crime drama Quarry on SoHo and GYPSY KIDS on TV 3.
