Nine To Noon Podcast Options

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

9:40 AM.Gabrielle is from Clean Queens, the Australian all female team of forensic cleaning professionals. Audio

9:20 AM.Roger Brooking the clinical manager of Alcohol and Drug Assessment and Counselling talks about new research into the lack of drug and alcohol treatment programmes for those in the criminal justice… Read more Audio

9:06 AM.Dr Amnon Aran the lecturer in International Relations of the Middle East of the Department of International Politics at City University, London comments on the anti-government protests in Egypt. Audio

11:49 AM.A light-hearted look at news of the past week with Te Radar and Pinky Agnew. Audio

11:36 AM.Looks at the Australian Open - does the downfall of both Nadal and Federer signal the end of an era? Also dissects some recent, and now infamous, comments by a couple of British soccer commentators. Audio

11:10 AM.Talking new releases with the author of 'Blue Smoke'. Audio