Nine to Noon - Scheduled interviews and reviews this week

3 - 7 August 2015 View this email in your browser

Nine to Noon episode archive Scheduled interviews and reviews Monday 3 August 9-10am Are home care workers in retirement villages being asked to do too much, without adequate training or support? Australian mining companies linked to deaths in Africa Europe correspondent, Carsten von Nahmen 10-11am All Black Jerome Kaino on his career highs and lows, including a battle with drinking, and the effect of the pressure on young players, particularly Pacific Islanders. Book Review: Book Review: The Water Knife by Paolo Bacigalupi Reading: Five Sons & 100 Muri of Rice by Sharyn Steel and Zoe Dryden 11-12am Politics with Matthew Hooton and Mike Williams. My Kitchen Rules judge Karen Martini on the perils of the paleo diet Outdoorsman Kennedy Warne Tuesday 4 August 9-10am News and current affairs US correspondent, Steve Almond 10-11am Dame Silvia Cartwright reflects on her five years on the Khmer Rouge tribunal in Cambodia - hearing the stories of a traumatised nation. Book Review: The English Spy by Daniel Silva    Reading: Five Sons & 100 Muri of Rice by Sharyn Steel and Zoe Dryden (final) 11-12pm Business commentator Rod Oram. Gerri Kimber - Scholar who discovered nearly 30 unknown poems by Katherine Mansfield in a US library, which reveal much about the most painful periods of her life. Media Commentator Gavin Ellis. Wednesday 5 August 9-10am News and current affairs Australia correspondent Peter Munro 10-11am Kay Danes on being falsely accused of a crime in Laos, which led to her being imprisoned for a year. Book Review: Lost and Gone Away by Lynn Jenner Reading: Golden Moments a short story by Jane Seaford told by Margaret Blay    11-12pm  Marty Duda's musical artist of the week. Legal commentator, Antonia Fisher Science commentator Siouxsie Wiles Thursday 6 August 9-10am News and current affairs UK Correspondent 10-11am Sydney Padua Book Review: Artic Summer by Damon Galgut  Reading: Heart of Silence by Steve Danby read by Robyn Duncan-Cox (Part 1 of 2)                11-12am New Technology with Robbie Allen parenting: the latest research from Auckland University on The Triple P Positive Parenting Programme, which is is based on 30 years of international scientifically validated methods of family intervention and runs in 25 countries. TV Reviewer Paul Casserly Friday 7 August 9-10am News and Current Affairs Asia correspondent  10-11am Hannah August - author who has researched New Zealand's supposed "man drought". Book review: A Curious Career by Lynn Barber Reading: Heart of Silence by Steve Danby read by Robyn Duncan-Cox (Part 2 of 2)                11-12am Music with Grant Smithies Sports with Brendan Telfer The Week that Was with Te Radar and Pinky Agnew