Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:46 AM.The Government's report on cultural philanthropy that came out just before Christmas, and a new private museum in Tasmania. Audio

11:30 AM.The growth of reverse discrimination cases. Audio

11:06 AM.Ahead of their New Zealand tour Marty profiles English pop-rockers The Hollies. Audio

10:45 AM.Kate Blackhurst reviews 'The Discovery of Jeanne Baret' by Glynis Ridley, published by HarperCollins. Audio

10:38 AM.Egyptian leader Hosni Mubarak has announced that he will not seek re-election as president, but will serve out the remainder of his term. Audio

10:08 AM.Phillip Rhodes won the 'Lexus song quest' in 2007 and went on to win a scholarship to the prestigious Cardiff International Academy of Voice under the tutelage of Dennis O'Neill. Phillip has since… Read more Audio

9:54 AM.Cyclone Yasi is bearing down on coastal Queensland, and how can the Australian Government afford to pay for the recent floods? Audio

9:47 AM.Peter Howcroft, owner and director of the biggest high rise cleaning company in the country. Audio

9:31 AM.Paul Brislen is a technology journalist turned PR spin doctor for a Vodafone. He's now the incoming chief executive of the lobby group TUANZ, the Telecommunications Users Association. Audio

9:10 AM.Mostafa Hussein, a doctor at El Nadim Center for Victims of Torture and Fox News camera man Olaf Wiig talk about the huge anti-Government protests in Egypt. Audio

11:50 AM.Media Commentator - Denis Welch Audio

11:40 AM.The final recommendations of the Government appointed Savings Working Group have just been released. Audio

11:10 AM.Rod Oram - Business commentator Audio

11:05 AM.Phil Smith reviews Delirium by Lauren Oliver Audio

10:10 AM.Jennifer Souness, a former top international model who became a 'high class madam', setting up two exclusive escort agencies. Audio

9:50 AM.US Correspondent - Luiza Savage Audio

9:35 AM.Geoff Bridgman is a lecturer in Social Practice at Unitec and is chair of Violence Free Waitakere; Elaine Dyer is the Project Manager for Violence Free Waitakere. Audio

9:25 AM.The PM says he will take advice on whether to 'Mondayise' public holidays that fall on a weekend or coincide with another day off. Audio

9:10 AM.Roger Hardy is a Middle East analyst at the Woodrow Wilson Center, Washington, DC. Audio

11:51 AM.Tommy talks about ingenious mobile phone services that are mushrooming in poor countries. Audio

11:33 AM.Guest chef Niki Bezzant, the editor of Healthy Food Guide magazine, suggests Tomato and Pepper Stuffed Salmon with Lemony Quinoa and Yoghurt Sauce. Audio

11:08 AM.Former Green MP Sue Bradford and Political commentator Matthew Hooton discuss the policy plans released by National and the Greens. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Nathan Millward, published by HarperCollins, reviewed by Don Rood. Audio

10:06 AM.Katie Owen is one of the founders of Street Football Aotearoa, a volunteer-run trust that works with local agencies to support homeless and vulnerable people by offering them a chance to play… Read more Audio

9:50 AM.Uprising in Egypt and the possible domino effect, and Africans rally around an ill Nelson Mandela. Audio