Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:45 AM.Kate Adie talks about the good mood in Britain - Wimbledon, the British and Irish Lions win, a Royal baby on the way, and it's summer! Audio

9:25 AM.Paul Andrews is the Wellington City Council Manager Parks, Sport and Recreation and Phillip Simpson is a botanist, who spent 20 years working for the Department of Conservation, and who specialises in… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.The former president of the Institute of Agricultural and Horticultural Sciences, John Lanchashire, says there have been too many biosecurity incursions such as PSA and varoa - due largely to… Read more Audio

11:50 AM.The life of New Zealand painter Ian Scott, who died in late June; The new underwater exhibition at Auckland Museum 'Moana - My ocean'; Amazon's move into the art market. Audio

11:39 AM.Relationship breakdown and particularly domestic violence. Audio

11:10 AM.The Editors have just released their 4th album, The Weight Of Your Love. Hailing from Birmingham, the Editors have been together for a decade now. Their debut album, 2005's The Back Room drew… Read more Audio

10:39 AM.Written by Ruth Rendell, published by Hutchinson, reviewed by Jolisa Gracewood. Audio

10:10 AM.NZ born and educated; Professor of History at Birkbeck College, University of London, and has written about gender history, working-class culture, war and masculinity, the cultural history of fear… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Rudd - the latest polls and changes he wants to make. Audio

9:28 AM.Helping the long-term unemployed and society's marginalised get into jobs is the prime driver and motivation of educator and executive director and founder of Stellaris. Audio

9:08 AM.The government push to try and save millions from its superannuation payouts as the baby boomers hit retirement. Audio

11:48 AM.The Labour Party's gender balance proposal; the validity of America's Cup coverage; and should media reflect changing attitudes to grammar? Audio

11:27 AM.Sarah Laing is the writer and illustrator of the book 'The Fall of Light'. Audio

11:12 AM.Fran discusses New Zealand's free trade agreement with Taiwan. Audio

10:42 AM.Louise O'Brien reviews 'Light of the World' by James Lee Burke, published by Hachette NZ. Audio

10:07 AM.Filmmaker Mike Lerner spent six months with members of the Russian feminist art collective, Pussy Riot as they fought charges of hooliganism and religious hatred for their performance of a "punk… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.The White House position on Egypt remains unclear; and a climate plan becomes a political football due to interests round coal. Audio

9:37 AM.Are Maori making the most of technology, and how can more Maori be encouraged into IT careers? Karaitiana Taiuru is an advocate for Maori online, and is actively involved with internet governance. Audio

9:09 AM.Rent has hit an all time high in property scarce Christchurch. They've gone up 22% over the past year. Audio

11:52 AM.Seven New Zealand projects shortlisted at 2013 World Architecture Festival. Audio

11:33 AM.John Murphy is the general manager of Marlborough Garlic and New Zealand's largest garlic grower. Audio

11:07 AM.Labour's so-called "man ban"; what does Maori/Mana/Labour all add up to? The latest on Christchurch; and Kim Dotcom vs John Key. Audio

10:40 AM.By Jeffery Deaver, published by Hachette NZ and reviewed by Graham Beattie. Audio

10:10 AM.The US-based tech journalist and blogger is best known for her work covering the hacker collective Anonymous. Audio

9:53 AM.Edward Snowden, where to next? Portugal's prime minister has announced a cabinet reshuffle Audio