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Nine To Noon for Thursday 24 February 2011

  • Civil defence emergency in Christchurch

    9:09 AM.The Emergency Controller for Civil Defence in Canterbury John Mitchell, and Red Cross National Programmes Manager David Neal go through the current situation and give advice for those in Canterbury. Audio

  • Mark Quiqley

    9:32 AM.Dr. Mark Quiqley is Senior Lecturer in Active Tectonics and Geomorphology in the Department of Geological Sciences at the University of Canterbury. He is part of the team involved in the scientific… Read more Audio

  • Another aftershock

    9:47 AM.Radio New Zealand Head of News Don Rood reports on Search and Rescue operations in Christchurch. Audio

  • Homeless in Canterbury

    9:51 AM.Minister of Housing Phil Heatley talks about what is being done for the thousands of Cantabrians who are in need of temporary homing. Audio

  • Canterbury Television's Emily Cooper

    10:11 AM.CTV journalist Emily Cooper was out filming when the Canterbury earthquake hit. Fifteen of her colleagues are unaccounted for. Audio

  • Very Reverend Peter Beck

    10:20 AM.Peter Beck, Dean of Christchurch. Audio

  • Suzanne Craig

    10:38 AM.Suzanne Craig has not heard from her husband since the Canterbury earthquake. Audio

  • Political action on quake

    10:48 AM.Radio New Zealand Political Editor Brent Edwards comments on the Government's plans to help Cantabrians. Audio

  • Linwood water shortage

    10:56 AM.Radio New Zealand Reporter Bridget Mills is in the suburb of Linwood which is experiencing a water shortage. Audio

  • Fran Vertue

    11:06 AM.Fran Vertue is a Clinical Psychologist with experience in truama counselling. She speaks about how to handle children dealing with the trauma of the Canterbury earthquake. Audio

  • Dave Lewis

    11:18 AM.New South Wales Fire Brigade superintendent Dave Lewis has come to Christchurch to help with the Search and Rescue teams. Audio

  • Media conference

    11:25 AM.A media conference with Christchurch mayor Bob Parker giving an overview of recovery efforts. Audio

  • Andrew Ferrier

    11:35 AM.Andrew Ferrier is Fonterra's chief executive. The company's tankers are trucking water to supply points at Walter Park, Cowles Stadium, Linwood Service Centre, Barrington Park, the carpark of the… Read more Audio

  • Andrew Murphy and Nick Maling

    11:41 AM.Palmerston North based Andrew Murphy set up the website quakeescape.org.nz as he was frustrated that there was no quick way for homeless cantabrians to search for accommodation. Nick Maling is a… Read more Audio

  • Canterbury Earthquake update

    11:55 AM.Canterbury Earthquake updateRadio New Zealand Head of News Don Rood summarises the recent media conferences. Audio

09:05 John Mitchell

Emergency Management Controller for Civil Defence in Canterbury

09:15 David Neill

Red Cross National Programmes Manager

09:30 Radio New Zealand NEWS

09:35 Mark Quigley

Canterbury University geologist, involved in the scientific response to the earthquake. Yesterday he did an aerial reconnaissance of the greater Christchurch area.

09:45 David Haywood

First person account from Avonside

Nine to Noon's science commentator, whose home has been severely damaged, just had new baby.

09:50 Don Rood - Head of Radio New Zealand News

Rescue teams find signs of life in a quake-hit building in Christchurch.

09:55 Phil Heatley

The Housing Minister discusses the government's plans to help thousands of Cantabrians who are potentially in need of temporary housing.

10:05 Emily Cooper

CTV journalist. The building housing CTV in central Christchurch has collapsed and up to 15 of its staff are among those feared dead.

10:20 Very Reverend Peter Beck

10:30 Radio New Zealand NEWS

10:35 Suzanne Craig

Suzanne Craig hasn't heard from her husband Phil Coppeard since Tuesday when he was heading off on a bus to Canterbury University to attend a lecture at 2 o'clock.

10:45 Brent Edwards

Radio New Zealand political editor with the latest developments from parliament on the response to the quake.

10:55 Bridget Mills.

Radio New Zealand reporter with the latest on the water situation in Christchurch.

11:05 Fran Vertue

Psychologist with experience in trauma counselling