World at 5. 2012-02-10. 17:00-18:00.

Rights Information
Year
2012
Reference
172644
Media type
Audio
Item unavailable online
Ask about this item

Ask to use material, get more information or tell us about an item

Rights Information
Year
2012
Reference
172644
Media type
Audio
Item unavailable online
Categories
Nonfiction radio programs
Radio news programs
Radio programs
Sound recordings
Duration
01:00:00
Broadcast Date
10 Feb 2012
Credits
RNZ Collection
Bryan, Geoff, Newsreader
Smalley, Rachel, Presenter
Brownlee, Gerry, 1956-, Interviewee
Wilson, Mark, 1968?-, Producer
Kaye, Nikki, Interviewee
Ardern, Jacinda, Interviewee
Patterson, Andrew, Presenter
Gardiner, Irene, Interviewee
Henry, Paul, Interviewee
Radio Live, Broadcaster

World at 5, is normally hosted by veteran broadcaster Paul Henry presenting a mix of current affairs, news as it happens, audience feedback and his own unique brand of entertaining talk. Not shy of controversy, Paul Henry interviews the newsmakers of the day.

Today on World at 5:
Geoff Bryan presents a news bulletin at the top of the hour, this is followed by a sport news bulletin and weather report. Before the show begins, the latest news headlines are repeated.

Today’s show is presented by Rachel Smalley who is sitting in for Paul Henry. Guests today include:

Gerry Brownlee (Minister for Earthquake Recovery in Christchurch) another 213 homes in Christchurch have been 'red zoned', Paul Watson's (Avonside Residents Association) home that he has lived in for more than 20 years expresses his feelings at this latest announcement.

An update on news headlines with Geoff Bryan and a traffic report with Kelly Ashdown.

Left Right Fight:
Nikki Kaye (Central Auckland National MP) and Jacinda Ardern (Central Auckland Labour MP) debate the latest political news headlines.
-Minimum wage
-Breast or bottle
-Legacy of Lloyd Robinson who died aged 54

Geoff Bryan returns at 17:30 with the latest news, sport and weather report.

Andrew Patterson, Business Editor Radio Live analyses the latest business developments.

Another traffic report is presented by Kelly Ashdown.

Irene Gardiner (Media Commentator) talks about the latest headlines in the media.
-Breast or bottle feed your babies?
-Sunday Star Times Sunday magazine revamped
-Ashton Kutcher replacing Charlie Sheen on Two & a Half Men'
-New series Homeland begins on NZ television
-Downton Abbey period drama

Paul Henry phones in from Woollara Hotel, Sydney to chat with Rachel about what he's been up to in Australia. He also announces that he will return next week to host his show for the final week before heading back to Australia to take up his new role as presenter on Australian breakfast television with ABC.