Nine To Noon Podcast Options

10:36 AM.By Robert Lacey, published by Hutchinson and reviewed by Crystal Beavis. Audio

10:09 AM.Alan Whitworth is employed by English Heritage in the UK. He spent 15 years on the first major project to record entire visible sections of Hadrian's Wall. Audio

9:52 AM.With Mike Field from Fairfax. Audio

9:29 AM.Under the Mountain. Audio

9:08 AM.30th anniversary of the Erebus disaster. Audio

11:45 AM.Dan reviews A Serious Man; Flame and Citron; 2012 and The Twilight saga: New Moon. Audio

11:20 AM.21 years ago Jane Brunning was diagnosed with HIV and given just 3 years to live - these days she's helping other HIV-positive women who she says have no reason to feel ashamed of their illness. Audio

11:10 AM.Colin discusses ACTA the secret treaty that the government is negotiating about your rights on the Internet. Audio

10:42 AM.Edited by Charlotte Wood, reviewed by Jane Westaway and Published by Allen and Unwin. Audio

10:10 AM.Can inter-faith dialogue lead to peace in the Middle East? Audio

9:45 AM.The UK inquiry into the Iraq war. Audio

9:25 AM.Professor David Kennedy is the Director of the Center for Crime Prevention and Control at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City. Audio

9:10 AM.Geoff Nightingale from Price Water House Coopers tax partner and member of the Tax Working Group. Audio

11:49 AM.A journey through the arcade Audio

11:34 AM.Legal commentator Mai Chen examines the greater protection of property rights. Audio

11:11 AM.Robbie Williams is the featured singer. Audio

10:40 AM.Catriona Ferguson reviews 'The Bradshaw Variations' by Rachel Cusk. Published by Faber and amp; Faber. Audio

10:06 AM.John Barnett, TV and film producer and owner of South Pacific Pictures. He is behind homegrown TV shows Shortland Street and Outrageous Fortune, and four of the top six highest grossing New Zealand… Read more Audio

9:51 AM.The latest goings on from across the ditch. Audio

9:43 AM.Jono Squire, a young Otago University scientist who's been recognised as one of the world's top young scientists for his work on energy production by nuclear fusion. Audio

9:25 AM.Official apologies for everything ranging from slavery and the Second World War to the global financial crisis are sweeping the western world. Mark Gibney, a professor of political science at… Read more Audio

9:10 AM.Andrew McKenzie, Auckland City Council's general manager of finance; and Daniel Ayres, Auckland-based computer forensic consultant and IT security consultant; his company is Elementary Solutions. Audio

11:49 AM.With Denis Welch. Audio

11:28 AM.Michael Tipton is a UK-based water safety expert, and keynote speaker at the first international New Zealand Water Safety conference 'Charting the Future'. Audio

11:07 AM.With business and economics commentator Rod Oram. Audio