Nine to Noon - Scheduled interviews and reviews

Nine to Noon episode archive

Scheduled interviews and reviews

Tuesday 7 April 9-10am The latest LED lighting technology could save local authorities millions of dollars. The dangers of over-use of anti-bacterial handwash US Correspondent Susan Milligan 10-11am Former treasury secretary, banking head, health sector leader and company director, Murray Horn reflects on 40 years in finance and business. Book review Reading: 'Grudge Match' a short story by David Hill read by Aaron Alexander. A recurring nightmare blights a day at the cricket for a man and his date.   11-12am Business Commentator Rod Oram Growing Edibles in containers with Fionna Hill. Media commentator Gavin Ellis

Wednesday 8 April 9-10am Coastal living in the age of climate change. Natural Hazards expert  Dr Bruce Glavovic Australia correspondent Bernard Keane 10-11am American author, Amy Bloom Book review: Rich Man Road by Ann Glamuzina - reviewed by Rae McGregor 'Maintaining Standards' a short story  by David Hill  read by Aaron Alexander   11-12pm Marty Duda's musical artist of the week Legal commentator Natalya King on barriers faced by women in law and business Arts with Courtney Johnston

Thursday 9 April 9-10am Why working longer is not a good retirement plan for baby boomers. US labour economist Teresa Ghilarducci UK Correspondent Matthew Parris 10-11am One of the country's best known sheep dog triallists and trainers - Lloyd Smith. Book Review: Work Rules! by Laszlo Bock. Reviewed by Crystal Beavis Reading: 'Queen of his Heart' a short story  by David Hill read by Nick Blake   11-12am New Technology with Robbie Allan Parenting: Ann Locke and Amanda White are speech and language therapists who ran a recent pilot to get parents talking to and reading to babies and young children Film Review with Dan Slevin

Friday 10 April 9-10am Nicola Gaston, president of the NZ Association of Scientists, on speaking out on difficult issues. Pacific issues with Mike Field 10-11am Preparing professional rugby players for life after rugby and help them find success both on and off the field. The Hurricanes Personal Development Manager, Steve Symonds and prop John Schwalger Book Review: John McIntyre of the Children's Bookshop. Reading: 'Long Time Coming' a short story  by David Hill read Stephen Lovatt 11-12am New Music with Grant Smithies Sport with Brendan Telfer The Week that Was with Radar and Pinky Agnew.

The Reading 7-10 April Stories from 'Serves 'Em Right' by David Hill Tuesday: Grudge Match Wednesday: Maintaining Standards Thursday: Queen of his Heart Friday: Long Time Coming Audio will be available after broadcast