Nine To Noon Podcast Options

11:09 AM.Politics from the left and the right with Matthew Hooton and Sue Bradford. Audio

10:35 AM.Carole Beu reviews The Paris Wife by Paula McLain. Audio

10:10 AM.Veteran Paparazzo Ron Galella: Brando broke his jaw, Jackie O' sued him and Richard Burton had him beaten up - but he's also been widely praised for his dramatic unguarded shots of the celebrities… Read more Audio

9:52 AM.Seamus reports on further divisions emerge over Europe's response to Middle East unrest, and anger in Croatia over the jailing of two generals by the UN war crimes court. Audio

9:40 AM.The growing trend in many western countries of adult children either not leaving home, or moving back in with their parents. We look at why this might be happening. Audio

9:26 AM.David Do, co-president of the NZ Union of Students' Associations; Stephen Joyce, Tertiary Education Minister. Audio

9:10 AM.Neil Farnworth, chief executive of Home Instead Senior Care; and Hilda England, whose 95-year-old mother Betty Baker lives with her in Hamilton, she pays privately for homecare help for her mum. Audio

11:51 AM.Personal shoppers and organiser, doing things on line at work, and more. Audio

11:39 AM.The Breakers making it to the basketball final, plus new gender rules in athletics. Audio

11:08 AM.New music from Paul Simon, Alison Krauss and Low. Audio

10:40 AM.What Have They Done to the Rain: A Kiwi Soldier in Vietnam: Written by Patrick Duggan, QSM, published by Kukupa Press, reviewed by Paul Diamond. Audio

10:10 AM.Poet, author and teacher Rhoda Janzen returned to the strict Protestant religious environment she'd abandoned as a young woman and ended up back in the Mennonite home of her parents at the age of 43. Audio

9:50 AM.The latest on Japan and the raising of the level of diaster at Fukushima. Audio

9:34 AM.A new Director has been appointed to the Auckland War Memorial Museum. He's Britain, Roy Clare. Audio

9:08 AM.The legal row between a senior medical advisor to the ACC and a sexual abuse victim he was suing for defamation. Audio

11:52 AM.Discusses TV3 pulling House and The Good Wife mid-season and reviews Come Fly With Me and Killing Time. Audio

11:30 AM.With Mark Stocker - Art historian and Otago University Associate Professor on how a bronze statuette of the founder of Canterbury, John Robert Godley, that was given to Bristol's British Empire and… Read more Audio

11:08 AM.Discusses copyright law changes being pushed through parliament under urgency. Audio

10:40 AM.The Troubled Man by Henning Mankell, reviewed by Ralph McAllister and Published by Harvill Secker. Audio

10:07 AM.Wellington writer Anne Else's husband of 30 years, the poet Harvey McQueen, died three and a half months ago - on Christmas Day, after several years of ill health. On learning to live on her own for… Read more Audio

9:55 AM.Discusses News International's apology for phone-hacking activities, and the problem with street parties being held for the Royal nuptials. Audio

9:35 AM.Wellington's mayor on claims that billions of dollars worth of funding for roading projects in the country's capital, and third largest city, could be at risk because the new council won't commit to… Read more Audio

9:07 AM.With Beverley Farmer - Her son was wrongfully imprisoned for rape and is due to receive an apology and compensation later today, Simon Shamy - Lawyer for Aaron Farmer. Audio

11:56 AM.The detainment of artist and political activist Ai Weiwei by the Chinese government. Audio

11:32 AM.President of the Law Society, Jonathan Temm is calling for a national debate on the criminal justice system. Audio