Canterbury Mornings

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Listen to the latest interviews from Canterbury Mornings with Chris Lynch on Newstalk ZB

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  • Ali Jones thrilled with engagement from Government

    15/02/2018 Duração: 05min

    Chris Lynch spoke to insurance advocate and Letter Boxes #7yearson campaign organiser, Ali Jones, following the protest in Cranmer Square in Christchurch. 

  • Ali Jones thrilled with engagement from Government

    15/02/2018 Duração: 05min

    Chris Lynch spoke to insurance advocate and Letter Boxes #7yearson campaign organiser, Ali Jones, following the protest in Cranmer Square in Christchurch. 

  • Ali Jones thrilled with engagement from Government

    15/02/2018 Duração: 05min

    Chris Lynch spoke to insurance advocate and Letter Boxes #7yearson campaign organiser, Ali Jones, following the protest in Cranmer Square in Christchurch. 

  • Fireworks Professionals to light up the Christchurch sky

    15/02/2018 Duração: 06min

    Chris Lynch caught up with Anthony Lealand the man responsible for the complex fireworks display that will go off in time to the music played by the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra at Sparks this Saturday night.

  • Fireworks Professionals to light up the Christchurch sky

    15/02/2018 Duração: 07min

    Chris Lynch caught up with Anthony Lealand the man responsible for the complex fireworks display that will go off in time to the music played by the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra at Sparks this Saturday night.

  • Fireworks Professionals to light up the Christchurch sky

    15/02/2018 Duração: 07min

    Chris Lynch caught up with Anthony Lealand the man responsible for the complex fireworks display that will go off in time to the music played by the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra at Sparks this Saturday night.

  • Caller Mike: "Assault on Police hasn't risen in decades"

    15/02/2018 Duração: 11min

    Chris Lynch spoke to talk back caller Mike, a representative from the Shooters Lottery, who says Police Association President Chris Cahill is misrepresenting the facts to make them seem worse than they are when it comes to gun crime in New Zealand. 

  • Caller Mike: "Assault on Police hasn't risen in decades"

    15/02/2018 Duração: 11min

    Chris Lynch spoke to talk back caller Mike, a representative from the Shooters Lottery, who says Police Association President Chris Cahill is misrepresenting the facts to make them seem worse than they are when it comes to gun crime in New Zealand. 

  • Caller Mike: "Assault on Police hasn't risen in decades"

    15/02/2018 Duração: 11min

    Chris Lynch spoke to talk back caller Mike, a representative from the Shooters Lottery, who says Police Association President Chris Cahill is misrepresenting the facts to make them seem worse than they are when it comes to gun crime in New Zealand. 

  • Jacinda Adern to meet with CTV families in Christchurch

    14/02/2018 Duração: 06min

    CTV families will meet with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern today.115 people died when the building collapsed during the February 2011 earthquake. After a four year investigation, police claim there's not enough evidence to prosecute. The Prime Minister told Chris Lynch she can't imagine being in their position."I understand just from a human perspective, how hugely frustrating that situation would be."Meanwhile, the Prime Minister didn't think she 'fit the bill' when she got a phone call saying Vogue wanted to do a feature.Jacinda Ardern's interview with the US edition of the magazine launched online today.Along with revealing her love of metalwork and cheesy crime dramas, the article likens her to an 'Anti-Trump'. Jacinda Ardern told Chris Lynch she was surprised when the publication asked to follow her around for a few days."I can't say that I have bought a magazine in a while, other than the ones my mum makes me buy if I happen to be in one." 

  • Jacinda Adern to meet with CTV families in Christchurch

    14/02/2018 Duração: 06min

    CTV families will meet with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern today.115 people died when the building collapsed during the February 2011 earthquake. After a four year investigation, police claim there's not enough evidence to prosecute. The Prime Minister told Chris Lynch she can't imagine being in their position."I understand just from a human perspective, how hugely frustrating that situation would be."Meanwhile, the Prime Minister didn't think she 'fit the bill' when she got a phone call saying Vogue wanted to do a feature.Jacinda Ardern's interview with the US edition of the magazine launched online today.Along with revealing her love of metalwork and cheesy crime dramas, the article likens her to an 'Anti-Trump'. Jacinda Ardern told Chris Lynch she was surprised when the publication asked to follow her around for a few days."I can't say that I have bought a magazine in a while, other than the ones my mum makes me buy if I happen to be in one." 

  • Christchurch Symphony Orchestra returns to Sparks

    14/02/2018 Duração: 06min

    Christchurch Symphony Orchestra returns to Sparks at Hagley Park on Saturday! Chris Lynch spoke to CEO and artistic director Gretchen Laroche about what to expect on the night.

  • Christchurch Symphony Orchestra returns to Sparks

    14/02/2018 Duração: 06min

    Christchurch Symphony Orchestra returns to Sparks at Hagley Park on Saturday! Chris Lynch spoke to CEO and artistic director Gretchen Laroche about what to expect on the night.

  • Dr Alistair Humphrey on the Measles outbreak in Christchurch

    14/02/2018 Duração: 04min

    Canterbury District Health Board's Medical Officer of Dr Alistair Humphrey came in studio to speak to Chris Lynch about the Measles outbreak in Christchurch, with some advice and warnings for those who believe they may have been exposed to the virus.

  • Dr Alistair Humphrey on the Measles outbreak in Christchurch

    14/02/2018 Duração: 04min

    Canterbury District Health Board's Medical Officer of Dr Alistair Humphrey came in studio to speak to Chris Lynch about the Measles outbreak in Christchurch, with some advice and warnings for those who believe they may have been exposed to the virus.

  • Is the Queen still relevant for New Zealand?

    14/02/2018 Duração: 04min

    Who should be the rightful successor to the Queen? 'High level' Commonwealth officials are set to meet in London to discuss who will take over from her as the next head of the Commonwealth.Chris Lynch spoke to Dr Sean Palmer, Chair of Monarchy New Zealand and who has a PhD on the role of the monarchy in New Zealand, to discuss the relevancy of the monarchy in modern day New Zealand. 

  • Is the Queen still relevant for New Zealand?

    14/02/2018 Duração: 04min

    Who should be the rightful successor to the Queen? 'High level' Commonwealth officials are set to meet in London to discuss who will take over from her as the next head of the Commonwealth.Chris Lynch spoke to Dr Sean Palmer, Chair of Monarchy New Zealand and who has a PhD on the role of the monarchy in New Zealand, to discuss the relevancy of the monarchy in modern day New Zealand. 

  • Changing perceptions of Islam through education

    14/02/2018 Duração: 11min

    Chris Lynch spoke to Mustenser Qamar​, one of the two Imams behind True Islam NZ. They are on a mission to help remove some of the misunderstandings around Islam. He is bringing the exhibition to the South Island for the first time this week, which includes a copy of the Quran translated into te reo Māori.

  • Changing perceptions of Islam through education

    14/02/2018 Duração: 11min

    Chris Lynch spoke to Mustenser Qamar​, one of the two Imams behind True Islam NZ. They are on a mission to help remove some of the misunderstandings around Islam. He is bringing the exhibition to the South Island for the first time this week, which includes a copy of the Quran translated into te reo Māori.

  • Roger Beattie: "We've learnt nothing!"

    13/02/2018 Duração: 08min

    Chris Lynch spoke to Early Valley Road resident Roger Beattie about how he is feeling about the investigations into the Port Hills fires one year on and how he has joined forces with neighbours to plant seeds, build fences and mow the grass.

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