Nine to Noon - Scheduled interviews and reviews for this week

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Scheduled interviews and reviews

Monday 23 March 9-10am June Steenkamp's daughter Reeva was shot and killed by her boyfriend, South African Olympian Oscar Pistorius. June Steenkamp has written a book about the family's ordeal and she's in New Zealand for a domestic violence speaking engagement hosted by the charity Shine. World eating disorder expert Professor Cynthia Bulik who is here to launch the New Zealand stage of a global study: Anorexia Nervosa Genetics Initiative. Europe correspondent, Seamus Kearney 10-11am Beverley Forrester; Farmer, sheep breeder, fashion designer, yarn manufacturer and wool champion Book review: Whale Years by Gregory O'Brien Reading: 'Eggs for Easter' by Barbara Anderson 11-12pm Political commentators Mike Williams and Matthew Hooton Beetroot - 3 ways with Nelson food writer Nicola Galloway Outdoorsman Kennedy Warne

A qualified lawyer and professional model, South African Reeva Steenkamp was 29 when she was killed in the Pretoria home of her boyfriend, Olympian Oscar Pistorius. Pistorius, who is a double-amputee Olympic sprinter, admitted shooting her, saying he mistook her for an intruder before firing four shots through the bathroom door. He pleaded not guilty to murder and after a lengthy trial last year, was convicted of culpable homicide, (which is similar to manslaughter) and jailed for five years. Reeva Steenkamp's mother, June Steenkamp has written a book about the family's ordeal and she's in New Zealand for a domestic violence speaking engagement hosted by the charity Shine.

Tuesday 24 March 9-10am Meirion Jones, the award winning BBC journalist who revealed that Jimmy Savile was one of the worst sex abusers in British history speaks out about his treatment by the BBC US Correspondent Susan Milligan 10-11am Rick Ellis - the new Chief Executive of Te Papa Tongarewa Book Review: Too Close to Home by Susan Lewis Reading: 'The Dwarf Who Moved' by Peter Williams QC (Part 1 of 8) 11-12pm Business commentator Rod Oram Alice Brooks on Roominate, which makes toys targeted at girls to teach them spatial awareness and electronics Media commentator Gavin Ellis

Wednesday 25 March 9-10am News and current affairs Australia correspondent Peter Munro 10-11am Rob Forkan: Tsunami survivor/orphan and jandal makers for children's homes Book review: Charles Brasch Selected Poems Chosen by Alan Roddick ''The Dwarf Who Moved' by Peter Williams QC (Part 2 of 8) 11-12pm Marty Duda's musical artist of the week Legal commentator Ryan Malone Arts with Courtney Johnston

Thursday 26 March 9-10am Technology journalist Bill Bennett on unlimited broadband plans UK Correspondent Dame Ann Leslie 10-11am Jan Morris: British Author Book review: So You've Been Publicly Shamed by Jon Ronson Reading: The Dwarf Who Moved' by Peter Williams  QC (Part 3 of 8) 11-12am New Technology with Sarah Putt Parenting with Nathan Mikaere Wallis Film reviewer Dan Slevin

Friday 27 March 9-10am  Cornel De Ronde of GNS who has just returned from a three week investigation of two seafloor volcanoes in the Kermadec Arc using one of the world's most sophisticated unmanned submarine vehicles. Asia correspondent Jamil Anderlini 10-11am Damian Barr - British writer, columnist, and playwright. Book Review:  Children's Books with John McIntyre from The Children's Bookshop in Wellington. Reading: 'The Dwarf Who Moved' by Peter Williams QC (Part 4 of 8)   11-12pm Music with Jeremy Taylor Sports commentator Brendan Telfer The Week That Was with Te Radar and Michele A'Court

The Reading 24 March - 2 April The Dwarf Who Moved Written and read by Peter Williams Prominent criminal defence lawyer Peter Williams recalls the people and cases, celebrated and obscure, that have defined his remarkable career.