Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:06 AM.The formation of a new National lead Government, and the selection process for a new Labour leader. Audio

10:39 AM.Written by Irene Nemirovsky, published by Chatto and Windus, reviewed by Nicholas Reid. Audio

10:07 AM.Ten years ago (5 December 2001) sporting and adventure hero Sir Peter Blake was killed by bandits at the mouth of the Amazon River. In her book, Journey, Sir Peter's wife Pippa offers an intensely… Read more Audio

9:49 AM.The general election in Russia. Audio

9:36 AM.Hany Farid, Professor of Computer Science at Dartmouth University, United States. Audio

9:20 AM.Christchurch residents Ralph Bungard and Joe Bennett both live in white zoned areas but their houses are red stickered because of risk of rock fall - so they're not allowed to live in them, but are… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.Heather Henare is the Chief Executive of the National Collective of Independent Women's Refuges. Audio

11:48 AM.A mirthful wrap up of the week that was with Te Radar and Moata Tamaira. Audio

11:35 AM.Sports commentary with Joseph Romanos. Audio

11:05 AM.Chris goes back catalogue with the Stones and Keith Richards, with new Etta James and Randy Newman. Audio

10:40 AM.John McIntyre introduces us to: the friends Heka and Reka a pair of Weka on the road to Tuapeka; The Topp Twins singing A Hole in My Bucket and; Two Little Bugs, one with an appetite and the other… Read more Audio

10:09 AM.The driving force behind Te Araroa - the walking trail from Cape Reinga to the Bluff. Geoff Chapple, journalist, author, musician, social activist and passionate outdoorsman talks about the 17-year… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Samoa's entry to the WTO; Fiji government's sourcing of arms and; Fiji budget. Audio

9:35 AM.Yvette Tinsley and Elisabeth McDonald are the principal researchers of a report into prosecuting sex offences in New Zealand. The report is titled 'From "Real Rape" to Real Justice: Prosecuting Rape… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.There have been a series of suspicious fires in the Far North's recent history, two of them in the last month with the latest one causing tragic losses of human life. Nine to Noon speaks with the… Read more Audio

11:49 AM.A look at election night, TV3 Inside NZ documentary 'Child Poverty', Maori TV's documentary 'Make It Real to Me'. Audio

11:25 AM.With violent and aggressive behaviour on the rise among young women, Skylight Trust has some advice for how to channel anger into something positive. Audio

11:09 AM.Tracking shoppers by cellphone, shopping by cellphone, and why Netflix won't be coming to NZ any time soon. Audio

10:38 AM.Written by Walter Isaacson, published by Little Brown, reviewed by Nat Torkington. Audio

10:10 AM.World renowned applied linguist and educator, who's also a big supporter of music and art. Audio

9:50 AM.The Chancellor's Autumn statement and the possibility of going back into recession; Public servants strike; The Leveson Inquiry; The UK Iran embassy attack. Audio

9:30 AM.Will New Zealand end up trading off technology for agriculture to secure an ambitious trade deal linking countries in the Asia Pacific region? Audio

9:08 AM.Is the public being shut out of plans for a huge open cast mining project on Conservation land? Audio

11:50 AM.Taking the digital pulse of libraries, galleries and museums, looking at new and interesting ways to access and interact with collections from all over the world. Audio

11:30 AM.As a nation, we have just made some important choices about who will be our law-makers for the next 3 years. But what will be the role of our new MPs in the new parliament? And what is the role of… Read more Audio