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The World at Five is the 1700hr of Paul Henry Drive show. Paul Henry is one of the most talented and popular broadcasters in the country. Back at RadioLIVE hosting Drive, Paul promises a mix of current affairs, news as it happens and his unique brand of entertaining talk. This recording chronicles his second day of broadcasting back on radio after a long hiatus in presenting breakfast television. The recording incorporates the views and opinions of guest experts and the listening audience.
Tuesday, 2 August 2011
This recording begins with a news bulletin at 17:00 presented by Debbie Griffiths, key headlines include:
The Scott Guy murder accused will stand trial
Smokers cue to stockpile synthetic cannibus products ahead of the ban
NZ Breakers fan-favourite resigns with an Auckland club
World at five guests include:
Duncan Garner (3 News Political Editor) reviews and previews the world of politics including, Hone Harawira's parliamentary oath to the queen; John Key states he will not appear in any political debates with minor political party members and will only debate with other leaders;The Commerce Commision have ruled out a probe that there is no basis for an inquiry into the price of milk in New Zealand; Colin Craig has announced a press conference regarding his intention to stand in the Epsom electorate.
New Zealand Law Commission is clamping down on Facebook photos and privacy issues, with the release of their final report containing over 140 recommendations. Rick Shera (Internet Lawyer Lowndes Jordan Barristers & Solicitors) shares his expertise on the new legislation.
1730hrs news bulletin key headlines presented by Debbie Griffiths
Traffic & weather report
Paul and Debbie Griffiths talks about an incident involving a New Zealand woman in Croatia who nearly had her hand severed by a broken sink whilst having sex with an Englishman upon it when it broke. The unknown Englishman, fled the scene once the incident occurred. She is known as "Amy R" a 28 year old New Zealand woman.
Bill Hodge (Associate Professor University of Auckland Law School) talks about Zhen Xiao, 24, the Chinese accused who stands trial in Shanghai, China for a murder crime he committed in New Zealand of Auckland taxi driver Hiren Mohini. This is the first time ever in New Zealand history that an overseas jurisdiction is trying a person for murder committed in New Zealand.