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Nine To Noon for Friday 25 February 2011

  • Christchurch Major Bob Parker

    9:06 AM.Teams of people heading out into the suburbs of Christchurch today. Audio

  • Jim Stuart Black

    9:11 AM.The Fire Service says the search and rescue operation in the grid setup in Christchurch CBD will be completed within hours. Audio

  • Judge Neil Maclean

    9:21 AM.The Chief Coroner explains the process happening right now regarding identification of bodies. Audio

  • John Hargraves

    9:32 AM.The Director of a Timaru based company which maintains and restores historic church pipe organs. Two of his eight strong team lost their lives on Tuesday. Audio

  • EQC Ian Simpson

    9:45 AM.There is presure on the EQC, which is now dealing with its second major earthquake in a matter of months. Audio

  • Dr Alistair Humphrey

    9:55 AM.Water and sewerage usage. The risk of illness is high. Audio

  • Peter Townsend and Tim Hunter

    10:10 AM.What is the situation now for business in Christchurch and what are the immediate concerns and the longer term thinking that people are going to have to do? Audio

  • Gael Woods

    10:32 AM.RNZ reporter Gael Woods is out in the suburbs looking at the damage. Audio

  • Civil Defence media briefing

    10:43 AM.Coverage of a live media briefing from Christchurch. Audio

  • Civil Defence media briefing (pt 2)

    11:05 AM.Continuation of Civil Defence media briefing in Christchurch, including summary of main points near the end. Audio

  • Bridget Mills

    11:18 AM.Numbers at welfare centres are starting to dwindle. RNZ reporter Bridget Mills is at Cowles Stadium. Audio

  • Wellington City Council Welfare Centre

    11:30 AM.Hundreds of refugees have been flown out to Wellington city by the Air Force and on commercial airliners. Many are tourists. Audio

  • Search and rescue identification

    11:35 AM.Specialist from NSW here to help NZ with identification work. Audio

  • CEO Canterbury District Health Board

    11:44 AM.The current level of pressure on the hospital. Audio

  • Water well

    11:47 AM.Opawa resident helping out with water from his well. Audio

  • Jessica Maddock

    11:57 AM.An update from the Redcliffs Sumner area. Audio

09:05 Bob Parker

Mayor of Christchurch.

09:10 Jim Stuart-Black

the Fire Service's head of special operations. The Fire Service says the search and rescue operation in the grid set up in Christchurch's central business district will be completed within hours.

09:20 Judge Neil MacLean

Chief Coroner

09:30 John Hargraves

Director of a Timaru-based company which maintains and restores historic church pipe organs. Two of his eight-strong team - Neil Stocker and Scott Lucy - were killed while working on site at the Durham Street Methodist Church.

09:40 Ian Simpson

CEO of the Earthquake Commission. Prime Minister John Key is not ruling out a nationwide Australian-style earthquake levy in the wake of Tuesday' quake.

09:55 Dr Alistair Humphrey

Medical Office of Health for Christchurch.

10:05 The difficulties faced by employees and businesses in the wake of the earthquake.

Tim Hunter, CEO of Christchurch and Canterbury Tourism; Peter Townsend, CEO of the Canterbury Chamber of Commerce.

10:30 Radio New Zealand News

10:35 Gael Woods

RNZ reporter, who has been to New Brighton and other Christchurch suburbs this morning.

10:40 Live police briefing from Christchurch

11:05 Live police briefing continues from Christchurch

11:20 Bridget Mills

RNZ reporter outside the Cowells Stadium welfare centre in Christchurch

11:30 RNZ news bulletin

11:32 Mark Farrah

Wellington City Council staffer who is working a welfare centre on Abel Smith St, where some of the hundreds of displaced people from Christchurch have been housed.

11:35 Superintendent Mark Sweeney

Australian Disaster Victim Identification (DVI) specialist, and a member of Interpol's disaster victim identification steering committee.

11:40 David Meates

Chief Executive of the Canterbury District Health Board on the situation in Christchurch's hospitals and how health services are holding up.

11:50 Richard Foot

Sydenham resident who has an artesian spring on his property. He's been giving water away to thousands of locals who've turned up with containers of all shapes and sizes.

11:55 Jessica Maddock

RNZ reporter who's been to the quake-hit suburbs of Redcliffs and Ferrymead this morning.