Nine To Noon Podcast Options

9:52 AM.Discusses carbon tax, climate change, and nuclear power.With Rick Shera, a partner at Lowndes Jordan, where he heads their intellectual property team. He's calling on the NZ government to make public… Read more Audio

9:38 AM.With Rick Shera, a partner at Lowndes Jordan, where he heads their intellectual property team. He's calling on the NZ government to make public the details of the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement… Read more Audio

9:20 AM.Dr Glenn Harvel from the nuclear engineering department of University of Ontario's Institute of technology on Japan's nuclear crisis. Audio

9:07 AM.An Interpreter working with aid agencies and journalists covering the disaster has now fled the Sendai region due to rising radiation levels. Audio

11:55 AM.The fawning coverage of the announcement of our new Governor General. Audio

11:25 AM.A look at how commercial television will survive with declining advertising revenues. Audio

11:05 AM.A look at the business case for the Pike River Mine. Audio

10:40 AM.Written by Guy Saville. Published by Hodder and amp; Stoughton. Reviewed by David Hill. Audio

10:05 AM.Former Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change and former Dutch diplomat, Yvo de Boer speaks to Kathryn about his career. Audio

9:50 AM.The latest news from the USA. Audio

9:35 AM.As commercial office rentals increase, personal space in the work environment has been decreasing and pressures are mounting. Audio

9:17 AM.Dr David Krofcheck is a nuclear phsysicist from Auckland University and talks about the concerns he has for the structural integrity of the Japanese nuclear power plants damaged by the recent massive… Read more Audio

9:05 AM.ABC correspondent Mark Willacy is in Japan and is visiting some of the worst affected areas. Audio

11:52 AM.Tommy Honey discusses 3D printing, entrepreneurs and organs. Audio

11:45 AM.Guest chef Catherine Bell and wine expert John Hawkesby. Audio

11:05 AM.Matthew Hooton and Sue Bradford on politics including the political implications of the Christchurch earthquake. Audio

10:40 AM.Mary McCallum reviews The Summer Without Men by Siri Hustvedt Audio

10:05 AM.Jeremy Borland - sign language interpreter Audio

9:50 AM.The latest situation in Libya. Audio

9:40 AM.A new study shows nutritious food is too expensive for struggling families. Audio

9:31 AM.Mark Willacy - ABC correspondent in Tokyo Audio

9:25 AM.Alfred Weinzierl - interpreter in Sendai, working with aid agencies and journalists covering the disaster. Audio

9:10 AM.Paddy Regan - Professor of Nuclear Physics at the University of Surrey. Audio

11:51 AM.The week that was. Audio

11:35 AM.Joseph Romanos discusses the potential impact of the Canterbury earthquake on the Rugby World Cup and Ross Taylor's innings in the Cricket World Cup match against Pakistan. Audio