Nine To Noon

From nine to noon every weekday, Kathryn Ryan talks to the people driving the news - in New Zealand and around the world. Delve beneath the headlines to find out the real story, listen to Nine to Noon's expert commentators and reviewers and catch up with the latest lifestyle trends on this award-winning programme.

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21754 - Science: Silk clams, construction carbon, Yangtze fishing ban

Episodios

mié., 25 feb. 2026

Nine To Noon

Episodios

Science: Silk clams, construction carbon, Yangtze fishing ban

HealthPost's journey from Golden Bay kitchen to e-commerce

Music with Yadana Saw: Festival fever

Around the motu : RNZ's Jimmy Ellingham

Book review: My Husband's Wife by Alice Feeney

Sita Walker - life's lessons can be learned at lunchtime

Australia: PM's residence evacuated overnight

Heat pump giant on NZ expansion

Health services and increasing privatisation

White Island guide recounts fatal eruption

Sports correspondent Sam Ackerman

Pianist Daniel Verstappen helps Aotea Youth Symphony turn 40

Business commentator Victoria Young

Around the motu: Jared McCulloch in Queenstown

Book review: The Art of Colonisation by Paul Moon

The case for hiding your age on CVs

M Gessen on Putin, Trump and making sense of the world

USA correspondent David Smith

Kiwi costume designer Kate Hawley's Frankenstein BAFTA win

Concerns with 3G shutdown

People's select committee releases report into pay equity

Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne

The Hastings Meatball Festival is back for a second year.

Political commentators Gareth Hughes and Ben Thomas

Around the motu: Keiller MacDuff in Christchurch

Book review: Clawmarks Down the Jetty by Jill Harris

The post-war world where humans are on an equal footing with AI

Europe correspondent Seamus Kearney

Charlisse Leger-Walker hopes to play in the WNBA

Pt Chev sports ground stoush heads to High Court

Some Kiwirail assets face decline as budget cut by $200m

Winter Olympics, Sail GP, and Netball NZ

Friday funnies: Michele A'Court and Te Radar

Around the motu: Mike Tweed

Book review: Half His Age by Jennette McCurdy

What makes word games like Wordle so popular?

Frank Bainimarama on bail, work visa concerns, Vanuatu to push ahead with UN resolution

A new podcast looks at the resistance and spirit of contemporary Māori art

New Zealand advocate for people with endomentriosis

Identifying the victims of a crackdown on anti-government protesters in Iran

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrest latest

Screentime: Wuthering Heights, Crime 101, and more

Considering a child's right to play in their neighbourhood

Technology: Volt Typhoon - the infrastructure 'sleeper cell'

Around the motu: Jesse Archer from LakeFM in Taupo

Book review: Good People by Patmeena Sabit

The high school students cooking medical tailored meals

Finding Cynthia Winters

UK: Unemployment jumps, Andrew protection probed

Orchadist says red tape holding back horticulture exports