Nine To Noon

James Croot reviews four new movies - I Swear, Hoppers, The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die.

Being a new parent is hard.
There's a plethora of information out there and it's hard to know what to trust, where to turn and how to cut through the noise.
Dr Natalie Flynn, who is a registered clinical psychologist and the author of Smart Mothering, dubs this "bombardment syndrome".

Technology correspondent Bill Bennett looks at why the US has decided to ban the sale of Wifi routers made outside the US.

Mike discusses the rejection of a door charge for out of towners at the Sarjeant Gallery, problems at the local pilot training academy, the return of a stolen cockatoo and the miracle babies born three months premature in the 1940's celebrate their 80th birthday. Mike Tweed is a Multimedia Journalist for the Whanganui Chronicle

Chris Penk and Penny Simmonds have been promoted to Cabinet, as the Prime Minister reshuffles his ministerial lineup ahead of the election. The reshuffle sees first-term MPs Cameron Brewer and Mike Butterick made ministers outside of Cabinet. Cameron Brewer becomes Minister of Commerce and Consumer Affairs, and Small Business and Manufacturing, and Associate Minister of Immigration. Mike Butterick becomes Minister for Land Information and Associate Minister of Agriculture. The changes were necessitated by the upcoming retirement of Judith Collins, as well as Dr Shane Reti's decision to stand down at the election.