Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:09 AM.Featuring Doug Jerebine, Victor Dimisich Band and Kurt Vile. Audio

10:40 AM.'The Fine Colour of Rust' by Paddy O'Reilly, published by Blue Door. Audio

10:08 AM.British childrens' writer and illustrator Sarah Garland on her new book based on the lives of Burmese refugees living in Nelson. Audio

9:52 AM.The funeral for the Tongan king and the overall Tonga situation. Audio

9:23 AM.The call for more help for families with chronically or terminally ill children. Audio

9:08 AM.Ralph Chivers, chief executive of the Institute of Directors, and John Hawkins chairperson of the Shareholders Association. Audio

11:50 AM.The final episode in the teapot saga, and celebrity journalists receiving appearance money from a casino. Audio

11:31 AM.Musicians Warren Maxwell and Ruia Aperahama (along with Maisey Rika and Anika Moa) conducted a programme teaching songwriting to prisoners in Rimutaka and Arohata Corrections Facilities. Their work… Read more Audio

11:11 AM.The Huawei controversy and the big Google visit to New Zealand. Audio

10:41 AM.By Nick Cohen, published by Fourth Estate andd reviewed by Gyles Beckford. Audio

10:06 AM.Foreign correspondent and music journalist, author of "I Wouldn't Start From Here", and "Rock and Hard Places". Audio

9:53 AM.Cash for access scandal involving the Prime Minister. Audio

9:34 AM.Greg Clark, moderating today's event. Bob Harvey, Chair of Waterfront Auckland. Audio

9:08 AM.Jan Wright, Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment. Sarah Roberts has been spearheading the public awareness campaign about fracking in the region, and lobbying for an inquiry. Rob Jager… Read more Audio

11:49 AM.Why science and scientists have such a bad reputation. Audio

11:37 AM.A defamation case in the UK involving the qualified privilege defence and why that's significant for New Zealand. Audio

11:08 AM.Artist of the Week - Yes. Audio

10:38 AM.By David Crane, published by Fourth Estate and reviewed by Quentin Johnson. Audio

10:08 AM.Liz Williams is a New Zealand police officer, formerly in the Armed Offenders Squad, she is now working in child protection. She is the all Otago rural and family violence coordinator for Central… Read more Audio

9:49 AM.The Labour party has been left with only 7 seats on the back of the Queensland result. Audio

9:36 AM.Making secondary education more relevant for jobs in the real world. Will a new initiative help get more young people into work? Audio

9:08 AM.Is Huawei, the Chinese technology giant helping expand New Zealand's broadband network, posing a risk to our cyber security? Audio

11:50 AM.World Cinema Showcase; also, The Hunger Games, and The Raid. Audio

11:25 AM.Dunedin historian Keith Scott has taken the letters, written by youngsters, to "Dear Dot" in the Otago Witness junior readers' page from 1886 through to 1932, and published them in a book called "Dear… Read more Audio

11:10 AM.The Dairy Business Conference, and Mighty River Power's profits announced. Audio