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9:10 AM.With Sarah Packman - National Child Advocate Coordinator at Jigsaw, a national child abuse prevention group and Barbara Lambourn - UNICEF NZ's National Advocacy manager. Audio

11:48 AM.Angler fish and naked mole rats. Audio

11:37 AM.Reforms of criminal practice law surrounding criminal procedures. Audio

11:14 AM.The Doobie Brothers. Audio

11:06 AM.An update from parliament regarding the allegations made by an 18 year old male towards Labour MP Darren Hughes. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Bernard Beckett, published by Text Publishing, reviewed by Harry Ricketts. Audio

10:07 AM.David Cohen, author of Little Criminals: The Story of New A New Zealand Boys' Home, published by Random House. Audio

9:50 AM.Christmas Island, the Green Party carbon tax, the State elections, and the Prime Minister's opinions on religion in politics. Audio

9:40 AM.Labour Party senior whip Darren Hughes has confirmed that he is the subject of a complaint to the police made by an 18 year old male. Audio

9:20 AM.Cliff Robinson, elderly father of two disabled adults who he raises, who is in Wellington today for a forum on the issues; and Catherine Delahunty, Green MP who is hosting some of the families at… Read more Audio

9:08 AM.As coalition air raids continue for a fourth night over Tripoli fractures are appearing in the UN over the way the mission is being conducted. Audio

11:51 AM.Mediaworks' arrangement with the government to pay in installments for the renewal of broadcasting licenses. Audio

11:30 AM.Are secondary school students getting adequate careers advice? Audio

11:08 AM.The outburst by many teleco companies against the government's handling of re-regulating the industry and the Ultra Fast Broadband initiative, and Bernard Whimp's misleading offers to buy shares in… Read more Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Ron Rash, published by Text, reviewed by Paul Diamond. Audio

10:07 AM.Joanna Trollope is a best-selling author whose novels include 'The Rector's Wife', 'The Choir and Other People's Children'. Her 16th contemporary novel 'Daughters-in-Law' has just been released. The… Read more Audio

9:52 AM.The US doesn't want to take the lead role in Libya, and support for building nuclear energy power plants lessens in wake of the Japanese earthquake. Audio

9:36 AM.Stephen Loosley is the chairman of the Committee for Sydney who will be attending 'Auckland Unleashed', a one-day summit being hosted by Auckland mayor Len Brown. Audio

9:08 AM.What's the legality of the UN Security Council's decision to impose a no-fly zone in Libya, and how does it work as a military concept? The University of Waikato's Al Gillespie and Al Jazeera's roving… Read more Audio

11:45 AM.Kennedy takes us on a Northern Hemisphere sailing adventure. Audio

11:30 AM.Chef Mark Harman from Dine provides the recipes and John Hawkesby matches the wine. Audio

11:09 AM.A look at the current political landscape with commentary from the left and right. Audio

10:40 AM.Anne Buchanan reviews Sebastian Faulks' new book which is published by BBC Ebury. Audio

10:09 AM.Deborah Cavendish, the Dowager Duchess of Devonshire, is the last surviving Mitford sister. The Mitfords were a defining family of their time - Unity was an enthusiastic Nazi, Diana married the… Read more Audio

9:45 AM.Paediatrician Nick Baker talks to Nine to Noon about the risks to Christchurch babies in the aftermath of the earthquakes dogging the area. Audio