Canterbury Mornings

Chris Lynch caught up with director Stallone Vaiaoga-Ioasa and star Anna-Maree Thomas aka Ruthless, following the Christchurch premier of their new film Hibiscus and Ruthless.

Chris Lynch spoke to Dunedin City Councillor Rachael Elder, for her reaction to the joke made by UK comedian Jimmy Carr implying that Dunedin needs to have an earthquake.

Chris Lynch spoke to Dunedin City Councillor Rachael Elder, for her reaction to the joke made by UK comedian Jimmy Carr implying that Dunedin needs to have an earthquake.

Caller Stu gives his thoughts on Finance Minister Grant Robertson asking for Wellington renters to "dob-in" their landlords. 

Caller Stu gives his thoughts on Wellington Central MP Grant Robertson asking for Wellington renters to "dob-in" their landlords. 

Chris Lynch spoke to Dr Ben Wheeler, lead author of a study from Otago University that revealed that Southern New Zealand women and their babies are at a greater risk of developing vitamin D deficiency.

Chris Lynch spoke to Dr Ben Wheeler, lead author of a study from Otago University that revealed that Southern New Zealand women and their babies are at a greater risk of developing vitamin D deficiency.

Chris Lynch spoke to Canterbury Branch President for Hospitality NZ Peter Morrison, for his thoughts on the reported comments from a doctor who believes inner city bars should share some of the costs associated with people who presented at emergency departments (ED) with alcohol-related issues.

Chris Lynch caught up with Mayor Lianne Dalziel about the goings on in the city for the first time for 2018, the conversation covered a book review of the mayors summer readings, hopes for the busker festival and rates.

Chris Lynch spoke to insurance advocate Ali Jones who believes there should be a ban on the sale of any home repaired by EQC until a full audit has been completed to ensure repairs have been reviewed and confirmed by an independent auditor. 

Chris Lynch spoke to insurance advocate Ali Jones who believes there should be a ban on the sale of any home repaired by EQC until a full audit has been completed to ensure repairs have been reviewed and confirmed by an independent auditor. 

Chris Lynch caught up with Mayor Lianne Dalziel about the goings on in the city for the first time for 2018, the conversation covered a book review of the mayors summer readings, hopes for the busker festival and rates.

Chris Lynch spoke to Canterbury Branch President for Hospitality NZ Peter Morrison, for his thoughts on the reported comments from a doctor who believes inner city bars should share some of the costs associated with people who presented at emergency departments (ED) with alcohol-related issues.

Richard Green caught up with Life Coach Kirsten Nicholl for some helpful tips for surviving Christmas this year  

Richard Green caught up with Baz Kirk from Maritime New Zealand for some tips for staying safe out there on the water this summer.

Richard Green caught up with Canterbury District Health Board CEO David Meates to review the year for the CBHD and to find out what exciting things are on the cards for 2018.

Richard Green caught up with Life Coach Kirsten Nicholl for some helpful tips for surviving Christmas this year  

Richard Green caught up with Baz Kirk from Maritime New Zealand for some tips for staying safe out there on the water this summer.

Richard Green caught up with Canterbury District Health Board CEO David Meates to review the year for the CBHD and to find out what exciting things are on the cards for 2018.

Richard Green caught up with Tresca Forrester about State Highway 1 North of Kaikoura since the road has opened and you can now take the coast road to Picton again.