Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:39 AM.Chris Hails, Netsafe's cyber security manager. Audio

9:21 AM.Trevor McGlinchey, chairperson of the Ministry of Social Develpoments NGO Advisory Group; Vaughan Milner chief executive, Presbyterian Support Upper South Island. Audio

9:08 AM.Bruce Tichbon from the RAM Investors Group. Audio

11:48 AM.The impact of TV3 losing rights to Fox shows; 'The Life and Times of Temuera Morrison' and 'The Story: High School'. Audio

11:26 AM.The educational consultant and parenting commentator talks about the lack of male role models in society. Read more Audio

11:09 AM.Telecom launches 4G services; XP users beware - Microsoft is ending support in April; Plans for a "Silicon Valley style" New Zealand Computer Museum. Audio

10:35 AM.Harry Ricketts reviews Joanna Trollope's adaptation of 'Sense and Sensibility', published by HarperCollins. Audio

10:08 AM.Turia Pitt is a young Australian ultramarathon runner disfigured after being caught in a bushfire. Audio

9:52 AM.The National Health Service's emergency departments are in crisis; power prices out of control; and an unexpected tattoo. Audio

9:39 AM.Kathryn Asbury is the co-author, with leading UK scientist Robert Plomin, of G is for Genes, and a lecturer in the Pyschology in Education Research Centre at the University of York. Audio

9:27 AM.Is the government planning to sell down its stake in Air New Zealand early next week? Kathryn Ryan talks to Rickey Ward, Head of Equities at Tyndall Investment Management. Audio

9:09 AM.Salvation Army social policy analyst Alan Johnson whose new report finds nearly a third of New Zealanders struggle to access good quality, secure and affordable housing. Audio

11:49 AM.The death of art philosopher Arthur C Danto and the revelation of a stash of Nazi-looted art in Germany. Audio

11:31 AM.Elisabeth McDonald is an Associate Professor of Law from Victoria University and author of the report is titled 'From "Real Rape" to Real Justice: Prosecuting Rape in New Zealand' published by… Read more Audio

11:06 AM.Led by vocalist Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman, The Turtles recorded a string of hit singles in the 1960s that remain shining examples of the best of that decade's pop-rock. The band and its producers… Read more Audio

10:35 AM.Written by Amy Tan, reviewed by Elisabeth Easther and published by Fourth Estate. Audio

10:06 AM.Dr Bunn is a senior lecturer in psychology at Manchester Metropolitan University and the author of The Truth Machine: A Social History of the Lie Detector, which traces the history of the development… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Parliament resumes with a new prime minister and Bronwyn Bishop the new speaker. The carbon tax legislation is to be removed in the house. Audio

9:33 AM.Ben O'Brien, a bioengineer whose stretchable sensors measuring human body motion have won him this year's Prime Minister's Emerging Scientist prize. Audio

9:08 AM.Warwick Quinn, chief executive of the Master Builder's Federation; Helen O'Sullivan, chief executive of the Real Estate Institute; and Stuart Hawes, director of Real Mortgages. Audio

11:47 AM.A week of the so-called 'RoastBusters' saga. The NZ Herald are celebrating their 150th birthday. Audio

11:25 AM.Jonathan Kennett is the author of The New Zealand Cycle Trails. He has worked as a project manager for the New Zealand Cycle Trail since 2010. Audio

11:07 AM.Comments by Theo Spierings, Fonterra's CEO, on sustainability; and the next stage in the government's freshwater policy. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Ian Rankin, reviewed by Ralph McAllister and published by Orion. Audio

10:09 AM.Jimmy Nelson's book, 'Before They Pass Away' documents vanishing cultures around the world. Audio