Jodie Harrison; A Most Wanted Man; Jenny's Place

Good morning. Today on the show Jane talks to:

• 09.35am: Jodie Harrison, Mayor of Lake Macquarie City, talks about launching the new Heritage Walking Trail brochure, a guide to Catherine Hill Bay, this Saturday 2 August, 2pm
• 10.15am: Garth Weiley and Jack Lodge, Event Cinemas, review A Most Wanted Man
• 11.15am: Rosemary Pillay, Jenny's Place. Newcastle's resource centre is set to receive a NSW Government grant to support women and children experiencing domestic violence

Carl Johnston; Newcastle Legacy; Russell Morris; Hepatitis

Good morning. Today Jane has:

• 09.15am: Carl Johnston is nearing the end of his solo Port-to-Port cycle from Fremantle to Port Stephens, raising funds for the Black Dog Institute
• 10.15am: Warren Handley, Newcastle Legacy, talks about the Legacy and University of Newcastle University Choir spectacular production I Remember this Sunday, commemorating the start of World War I
• 11.15am: Russell Morris, ahead of his show this Saturday at Belmont 16s, talks about his life and music
• 11.35am: Carla Silva, Hunter New England Health viral hepatitis social worker, makes us more aware of hepatitis during National Hepatitis Week

Glenn Turner; Movie Reviews; Lane 4 Aquatics

Good morning. Today Jane's guests include:

• 09.35am: Glenn Turner, chairman HMRI, is just home from his 3D healing walk across Europe, fundraising for diabetes, dementia, depression
• 10.15am: Garth Weiley and Jack Lodge, Event Cinemas, review Mrs Browns Boys D'Movie; Met Opera Winter series – Rigoletto
• 11:15am: Newcastle City Councillor Nuatali Nelmes. Newcastle City Council has approved Lane 4 Aquatics to operate swimming centres at Mayfield, Lambton, Wallsend and Stockton – what will this mean?

Peter Macmurray; Chris Hayes; Jason Harvey

Good morning. Today Jane has:

• 09.35am: Peter Macmurray, LMCC Transport Coordinator. Now that the first stage of the Speers Point to Glendale cycleway is complete – where to next?
• 10.15am: Chris Hayes, Hunter New England Health. In National Pain Week, Hunter New England Health is bringing the latest information on managing chronic pain to libraries
• 11:15am: Jason Harvey, LMCC, discusses events and activities for National Tree Day this Sunday

Jim Jose; Aubrey Brooks; Tim Roberts; Clare Dunn

Good morning. Today Jane has:

• 09.15am: Associate Professor Jim Jose discusses what’s happening in State and Federal politics
• 10.15am: Aubrey Brooks, the NSW Government Heritage Volunteer of the Year, talks about the upcoming Newcastle Bar Mill reunion
• 11:15am: Professor Tim Roberts, Director of the Tom Farrell Institute for the Environment at the University of Newcastle, describes the long march of the cane toad
• 11.35am: Claire Dunn talks about My Year Without Matches, her book about being in the NSW wilderness, to be launched tomorrow

Novatones; Diet Bytes; Mural at Merewether Beach

Good morning. Today on the show Jane has:

• 10:15am: Rod Woodhouse, Novatones, is running a course in barbershop harmony in Newcastle
• 10:45am: Dr Megan Rollow discusses Diet Bytes and Baby Bumps, a research project looking for pregnant participants
• 11:15am: Trevor Dickinson, artist, tells us about his new mural in the Merewether Beach access tunnel nearing completion (due 23 July)

Arts News; University Art Fair; local play bound for Edinburg

Good morning. Today on the show:

• 10.15am: Arts News with Lindsay Carr
• 11:15am: Gillean Shaw, University of Newcastle Gallery Director, and Vic Levy, Friends of the University of Newcastle, discuss the upcoming University Art Fair supported by the Friends of the University
• 11.35am: Philip Aughey, local playwright, Anvil Creek Theatre, has a play The Exchange on tour and heading to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in August

Brass Blokes; NUSport; Hunter Valley Winery Run; robot recognises human emotion

Good morning. Today on the show:

• 09.35am: Michael Hagan talks about the Brass Blokes Award, being presented this Friday evening with interactive panel discussion
• 10.15am: Andrew Yapp and Chris Hicks from NUSport discuss Newcastle's Eastern University Games win and Commonwealth Games athletes
• 11:15am: Paul Humphreys, Director of Hunter Valley Winery Running Festival, has news of the Hunter Valley Winery Run, to be held on 20th July
• 11.35am: Aaron Wong, researcher from University of Newcastle, tells us about new robot technology developed by the University of Newcastle which can recognise and respond to human emotions

Professor Caroline McMillen; Pharmacy students at Hunter Wetlands; Donkey Sanctury; magnets

Good morning. On the show today Jane Klein has:

• 10.15am: University of Newcastle Vice Chancellor Professor Caroline McMillen
• 10:45am: Conjoint Professor of Practice in Pharmacy Chris Piggott discusses pharmacy students gaining practical experience and local knowledge at Hunter Wetlands
• 11:15am: John from Good Samaritan Donkey Sanctuary discusses the Sanctuary's Christmas in July function
• 11.35am: University of Newcastle's Dr Simon Iveson tells us why magnets don't lose their energy and fall off the fridge door

Arts news, Shanghai golf; Wildlife photos at Lovett; MG Motor Club

Good morning. On the show today Jane Klein has:

• 10.15am: Lindsay Carr's Arts News
• 10:45am: Morris Parkes, the inventor of shanghai golf, a special type of golf for people with disabilities or spinal/lower back injuries, talks about tomorrow's open day
• 11:15am: Marine scientist Justin Gilligan talks about the commendation in Wildlife Photographer of the Year Competition, showing now at Lovett Gallery, Newcastle City Library
• 11.35am: Bryn Baverstock, President of Newcastle MG Motor Club. The club has a new track and is hosting Australian Hillclimb Championships in November this year

Confucius Institute; University Games; Prof. Paul Dastoor; State of Orgin

Good morning, Jane here today and we're talking to:

• 09.15am: University of Newcastle Director of Confucius Institute Jonathon Yi talks about new courses including Tai Chi and Chinese language
• 10.15am: Andrew Yapp, Manager of NuSport Campus Programs and Elite Athlete Officer, gives us an Eastern University Games update, day 3
• 11:15am: Paul Dastoor, University of Newcastle Professor of Physics, gives us a taste of the Newcastle Institute forum on Redeveloping Newcastle on tonight, Souths 7-8:30pm
• 11.35am: Rugby League Commentator Mike Trypas, previews tonight's third State of Origin match-up

Dr Jim Jose; Knit for NAIDOC Week; Prof. Tim Roberts; Eastern University Games

Good morning. Today on the show:

• 09.15am: Dr Jim Jose looks at State and Federal politics including the new Senate in the Upper House
• 10.15am: Judy Knapp from John Hunter Hospital, organiser of the Knit for NAIDOC Week project
• 11:10am: University of Newcastle Director of Tom Farrell Institute for the Environment, Professor Tim Roberts
• 11.35am: Andrew Yapp, NuSport Campus Programs Manager and Elite Athlete Officer, discusses the Eastern University Games

Supplements and winter ills; School Holidays; Eastern University Games

Good morning - Jane Klein in today. Today we have:

• 10.45am: Prof. Clare Collins - Can vitamin C or other supplements ward off winter ills?
• 11.15am: April Dowd, Manager Community and Cultural Services, Singleton Council, looks at school holiday offerings
• 11.35am: Andrew Yapp, NuSport Campus Programs Manager and Elite Athlete Officer, discusses the Eastern University Games kicking off this morning

Arts News; The McClymonts; new aquatic centre for Cessnock

Good morning. Today on the show:

• 10.15am: Arts News with Lindsay Carr
• 11.15am: Brooke, Mollie and Sam McClymont - The McClymonts talk about their forthcoming Newcastle shows and the release today of their latest album – Here's To You & I

• 11.35am: Cessnock Pool Users Group Chairman Phil Murray talks about a new aquatic centre proposed for Cessnock

NSW Regional Awards; Movie Reviews; NSW Government Heritage Volunteer of the Year

Good morning. Today on the show:

• 09.15am: Erica Hanratty, Awards Manager, NSW Regional Awards, tells us about nominations closing soon for the various categories
• 10.15am: Garth Weiley and Jack Lodge with reviews of Jersey Boys, Rio 2 and Calvary
• 11.15am: Aubrey Brooks, BHP Muster Point Spokesman has news about the 2014 NSW Government Heritage Volunteer of the Year Award, a third-generation BHP employee who spent 38 years with the company