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11:30 AM.The Government sticks with the status quo on New Zealand media regulation. Audio

11:05 AM.Soul singer John Legend, who has a new album out, Love In The Future, with one track that features Kimbra. He will be performing in New Zealand in December with Alicia Keys. Audio

10:39 AM.By Joyce Maynard, published by Harper Collins and reviewed by Louise O'Brien. Audio

10:10 AM.Sheila Fitzpatrick is an Australian-American historian. She is Honorary Professor at the University of Sydney with her primary speciality being the history of modern Russia. Prior to this she taught… Read more Audio

9:51 AM.The first week since the new Australian Government was sworn in. Audio

9:40 AM.Bruce McLachlan, Co-operative Bank CEO and former acting CEO of Westpac; Mark Collins, chief executive of NZ Home Loans, one of the country's biggest mortgage brokers. Audio

9:22 AM.International sailor Kimball Livingston and senior editor for Sail Magazine has covered every America's Cup since 1980. He walked us through Race 18 of the America's Cup in San Francisco. Audio

9:09 AM.Retired Australian High Court judge Michael Kirby has delivered a scathing assessment of North Korea human rights abuses to United Nations. Audio

11:47 AM.The reporter who tweeted about litigants from the High Court, sponsored content and Bauer is still looking at NZ Magazines. Audio

11:25 AM.Former NZ police officer Nick Bennett was caught up in the deadly PNG trekking ambush last week. His group of mostly Australian trekkers has now established a Trust to benefit the families of the dead… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.The Meridian float, latest economic indicators and broadband. Audio

10:43 AM.Written by Simon Schama, published by Random House NZ, reviewed by Gyles Beckford. Audio

10:10 AM.Yong Zhao who has studied education systems around the world argues that standardised tests - such as National Standards - suppress the development of the kind of creative and entrepreneurial learners… Read more Audio

9:49 AM.It appears that there's another Partisan standoff over the President's health care package; Wait and see mode over Syria; Politically orientated shows highly rewarded at the Emmy Awards. Audio

9:37 AM.High school takes legal action against the parents of a teen who has missed more than four years of school. Audio

9:17 AM.They were promoted as a key policy for addressing youth crime but have military-style boot camps worked? Associate Justice Minister with responsibility for Youth Justice Chester Burrows. Audio

9:08 AM.RNZ correspondent Todd Niall is in San Francisco watching the final minutes of today's one and only race. Audio

11:48 AM.Vehicle sharing from Paris to Santa Monica to NYC. Audio

11:27 AM.Vicky Ha set up her own dumpling business in Wellington - and uses many of her mother's original recipes from growing up in Hong Kong. Audio

11:06 AM.America's Cup, Labour set to unveil new caucus line-up, Labour candidate selected for Christchurch East and John Key's visit to Balmoral. Listen to the follow-up statement that was broadcast on… Read more Audio

10:39 AM.Harry Ricketts reviews 'A History of Silence: A Memoir' by Lloyd Jones. Published by Penguin, $38.00. Audio

10:07 AM.NOTICE: 24 October 2014 - In September 2013 Nine to Noon interviewed Deborah Lee Marlow, who calls herself the "business whisperer" and, "an internationally recognised, award winning serial… Read more Audio

9:40 AM.We speak to Todd Niall and Ross Blackman in San Francisco, and Kate Newton at the RNZYS in Auckland. Audio

9:35 AM.Carsten von Nahmen reports on the German election. Audio

9:13 AM.The Chief Human Rights Commissioner, David Rutherford, hopes new guidelines for dealing with bullying in schools will be implemented. Victoria University Associate Professor Vanessa Green conducted… Read more Audio