Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:51 AM.Tony Abbot visits Afghanistan, new Labour leader Bill Shorten is appointed and words on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier have been changed. Audio

9:41 AM.Tim Naish, Director of Victoria University's Antarctic Research Centre. Audio

9:08 AM.Dr Trevor Crosby is the spokesperson for the Auckland Dyslexia Parent Support Group and Anne Gaze is an educationalist, advocate, business woman, philanthropist and the founder of NCEA Campus. Audio

11:47 AM.Looming changes in TV3's current affairs line-up. Audio

11:32 AM.Brenda Fawdon founded the first licensed organic restaurant in Australia, Mondo Organics, and later a cooking school. Her new book is called Whole Hearted Foods. Audio

11:10 AM.Government power company asset sales and the Labour party conference. Audio

10:39 AM.David Hill reviews 'Landscape Paintings of New Zealand' by Christopher Johnstone, published by Godwit. Audio

10:07 AM.Jeff Thomson is one of the country's best known sculptors. His corrugated iron creations are well known throughout the country. A major retrospective of his work has just finished in Tauranga, and is… Read more Audio, Gallery

9:49 AM.The NSA has been monitoring 35 world leaders. Audio

9:37 AM.Kathryn speaks to John Small from the economists COVEC, who are a member of the Coalition for Fair Internet Pricing. Audio

9:09 AM.Jonathan Boston is the co-chair of the Expert Advisory Group on Solutions to Child Poverty, which has just released an update on progress since the group's report in December which made 78… Read more Audio

11:49 AM.With Radar and Irene Pink. Audio

11:34 AM.NZ cricket tour of Bangladesh; drugs in sport - Jock Paget's horse Clifton Promise tested positive to a prohibited substance; and the success of the All Blacks this year. Audio

10:39 AM.Kiran Dass reviews 'The Goldfinch' by Donna Tartt, published by Little, Brown. Audio

10:06 AM.Acclaimed Australian author Tim Winton talks about writing, his love of western Australia, and his latest novel 'Eyrie' - the story of Tom Keely, who is divorced, unemployed and living in a seedy flat… Read more Audio

9:53 AM.PNG's mining industry changes; and a report into the human rights situation in Papua. Audio

9:41 AM.The Sunday Assembly is a 'godless church' claiming a 3,000 percent growth rate. Kate Murray organises the Melbourne branch - the first one to be set up outside the UK. Branches in Perth, Adelaide… Read more Audio

9:29 AM.Waikato University student Sarah Lockwood hopes her research into how young people helped clean up Bay of Plenty beaches after the Rena oil spill, will help local authorities to better use Gen-Y… Read more Audio

9:07 AM.Re-elected Wellington Regional Councillor Fran Wilde who chaired the last regional council. Audio

11:50 AM.New releases Captain Phillips and Beyond the Edge 3D. Audio

11:33 AM.Teens and the law. Audio

11:09 AM.Education and technology. Audio

10:39 AM.Harry Ricketts reviews 'Max Gate' by Damien Wilkins, published by Victoria University Press. Audio

10:06 AM.Mary Quin is a New Zealand scientist who has returned home to head the government's new science, research and development body, Callaghan Innovation; named after one of New Zealand's foremost… Read more Audio

9:52 AM.The royal baby christening; The Great British Bake Off; and comments by former prime minister John Major. Audio