Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:10 AM.The recent phone hacking scandal sends tremors through the UK political establishment. Audio

11:49 AM.With Radar and Sarah Harper. Audio

11:36 AM.The Netball World Champs, the British Golf Open next week and the White Ferns draw with Mexico in the World Cup. Audio

11:06 AM.The songs are 'You Should Do Better' off the album Hollow by the artist Cut Off Your Hands, 'You've Got the Kind of Nerve I Like'off the album Some Were Meant For Sea by the artist Tiny Ruins, 'You… Read more Audio

10:35 AM.Ralph McAllister reviews 'Iron House' by John Hart, published by John Murray. Audio

10:10 AM.Her film Circumstance offers a rare glimpse of forbidden love in today's Iranian youth culture. It will screen at the New Zealand International Film Festival later this month. Audio

9:51 AM.ACT leader Don Brash's comments on Fiji, the special earth of Easter Island and the significance of "rare earths" in Pacific mud. Audio

9:21 AM.Rob Morrison is the chair of the newly-formed Pure Advantage group of business leaders, who include Warehouse founder Sir Stephen Tindall and Air NZ CEO Rob Fyfe. Audio

9:08 AM.The UK's biggest Sunday newspaper the News of the World is shut down amid the escalating hacking scandal. Audio

11:50 AM.Graeme reviews 'Potiche' a 2010 French-Belgian comedy film directed by François Ozon and staring Catherine Deneuve and Gerard Depardieu. Audio

11:24 AM.He is a Hawkes Bay paediatrician, who has just taken over the job of Children's Commissioner - a role he will do part-time. Audio

11:09 AM.Google's new social network (Google Plus) and the prospects for Facebook and Twitter given this new entrant into the social networking space; some of the legal battles happening in the digital world… Read more Audio

10:39 AM.Gail Pittaway reviews 'Afterwards' by Rosamund Lupton, published by Piatkus. Audio

10:10 AM.Foundation Professor of Palliative Care at Flinders University in Australia, the first president of the Australian Association for Hospice and Palliative Care and of the Australian and New Zealand… Read more Audio

9:51 AM.British Prime Minister David Cameron's promise to hold an inquiry into what he calls a "disgusting" phone hacking scandal by the News of the World. Audio

9:16 AM.Justice Joe Williams is the High Court judge and presiding officer of the Indigenous Flora and Fauna and Intellectual Property report. He speaks for the first time about the Wai 262 report. The… Read more Audio

9:09 AM.John Davies, the Civil Defence controller for Gisborne, on the response since the quake hit early this morning. Audio

11:49 AM.The National Gallery of Victoria's winter exhibition extravaganza, Vienna: Art & Design and mattel's release of a Klimt Barbie. Audio

11:35 AM.The continuing debate over pay equity. Audio

11:10 AM.Three of Thin Lizzy's albums have just been reissued as Deluxe Editions. Today Marty gives us a listen to four of those tracks. Whiskey in the Jar, The Boys are Back in Town, Cowboy Song and Got to… Read more Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Richard Ford, published by HarperCollins, reviewed by John King. Audio

10:10 AM.Fresh from her first exhibition at Wellington's City Gallery is young Maori artist and roller derby skater Sarah Hudson. Audio

9:49 AM.More suicide attempts by asylum seekers, the Aboriginal incarceration inquiry and Tiger Airways woes. Audio

9:38 AM.How the design of a town, city and it's suburbs, CBD, and public spaces, can help to deter crime. Audio

9:22 AM.Political commentators debate the impact of Labour's proposed new tax policy. Audio