Monday 8 February
Welcome back to Good Morning! It's a new year and we're back for another fabulous season!
This year we welcome new presenter Hadyn Jones to the Good Morning team, and we're all set to bring you fresh and exciting new interviews and ideas, recipes, crafts, and music!
Today on the show:
Veteran Kiwi actors Ilona Rodgers and Ian Mune explains how to get your name on the credits of his latest movie " I'm Not Harry Jenson".
It's their first time in New Zealand, and they're wowing audiences around the country. The Seven Irish Tenors are in the studio to perform for us!
Anjula Manga joins us to appeal for help to
find her beloved Nana G -
missing Hamilton woman Audrey Gibson.
- Anyone with information should call Hamilton police on 07 858
6200.
Fashionista Sally-ann Moffat susses out our newest presenter's style and kits him out with some hot new threads.
We visit chef extraordinaire Martin Bosley at his wonderful waterfront restaurant - and he shows us how to make a delicious mustard gnocchi with mushrooms and bone marrow.
Hadyn gets inducted into the ranks of some good honest men. Male Panel veterans Barry Soper, Paul Sinclair and Te Rau Kupenga ask him the tough questions - will he make the cut?
Our favourite French chef Laurent Loudeac prepares two quick and easy recipes - a lunch box pasta salad for the back-to-schoolers, and corn fritters with avocado and ham.
Stacey Morrison joins us with her first music review of the year. She's reviewing some hot songs, including the recently re-released "We are the World".
Wardrobe stylist Lisa O'Neill shows us how to do a quick and easy wardrobe audit.
Niu FM Postively Pasifika Festival is on in Wellington this weekend, and here to give a sneak peek performance is the Tongan dance group Siueli Oe Pasifik.
And Brendon and rugby maestro Keith Quinn relive all the colourful action from the Wellington Sevens, including which costume they rated the best!
