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Quake risk analysis
Breakfast talked to GNS Science Seismologist Dr Warwick Smith
about the cause of the Christchurch Earthquake and the aftershocks
the city is still experiencing now.
Quake psychology
Ian de Terte is a clinical psychologist at Massey University whose
expertise include disaster trauma. He spoke to Breakfast about the
people of Christchurch could be dealing emotionally in the
aftermath of the weekend's earthquake.
Radiographers
Radiographers across the country, apart from Christchurch, will be
striking for 24 hours today. Breakfast spoke to Anne Aitcheson from
DHBNZ about how contingency plans that hospitals have put in place,
and whether they anticipate a backlog of cases.
Politics with Guyon
Breakfast caught up with all the political news with ONE News
political editor Guyon Espiner.
Structural Integrity Ratings system
Professor John McClure, a psychologist who studies people's risk
perception of natural hazards, says that New Zealand is mostly
under prepared for emergency situations such as the earthquake, and
that we could introduce a "ratings" system that would rate
buildings on a 1 to 5 on the title to clarify it's structural
integrity.
Heritage Homes
Some of Christchurch's most important older buildings have been
damaged by the quake, shattering much of the city's heritage.
Historic Places Trust General Manager Malcolm Duff talked to
Breakfast about those that have been worst affected.
Marfan syndrome family
Breakfast talks to Colin Vujcich who is moving his family to
Australia because they can't get the health care needed for his
daughter Eva who has the symptoms of Marfan syndrome.
Motoring
Autocar Editor Kyle Cassidy reviewed the Porsche Cayenne S Hybrid.
Price: $197,500
