Elisabeth Easther's guest appearances

Elisabeth Easther

Nine To Noon

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

The Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin

Paul Matthews

Tim Shadbolt

David Clark

Brad Olsen

Donald Trump

John Edwards

Nathan Wallis

Rob Fyfe

Michael Mosley

James Shaw

Ian Foster

Dayna Grant

Michael Woodhouse

Rick Stein

Megan Woods

OwlTail

James Elliott

Comedians Elisabeth Easther and James Elliott with a few laughs, including how some American children are acquiring a British accent thanks to popular tv show Peppa Pig.

The week that was with Elisabeth Easther and James Elliott

Fans of Shortland Street have been pleased with the return of Elisabeth Easther's character Carla.She originally appeared on the soap in the mid-90s as the show's first onscreen murderer, before returning earlier this year. This week marks the end of the "Return of Carla" storyline, and has ended with Carla knocking out Chris Warner and setting fire to his mansion leaving him to burn.Easther told Mike Hosking that she was 25 when she first appeared on the show, and was 50 this time.She says that she has contemplated going back in the past. "Every now and then, when things were a bit slower, I was wondering what I could do - but it certainly never crossed my mind enough to turn up in the carpark and hope someone saw me."Easther says she is fine with only a short return - as she doesn't think she could maintain the rushed schedule full time.LISTEN ABOVE

Fans of Shortland Street have been pleased with the return of Elisabeth Easther's character Carla. She originally appeared on the soap in the mid-90s as the show's first onscreen murderer, before returning earlier this year.  This week marks the end of the "Return of Carla" storyline, and has ended with Carla knocking out Chris Warner and setting fire to his mansion leaving him to burn. Easther told Mike Hosking that she was 25 when she first appeared on the show, and was 50 this time. She says that she has contemplated going back in the past.  "Every now and then, when things were a bit slower, I was wondering what I could do - but it certainly never crossed my mind enough to turn up in the carpark and hope someone saw me." Easther says she is fine with only a short return - as she doesn't think she could maintain the rushed schedule full time. LISTEN ABOVE

Elisabeth Easther on her return to Shortland Street

Comedians Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther with a few laughs including the puzzling case of the Labour supporter who ended up featuring on a National Party election pamphlet.

The week that was with Elisabeth Easther and Te Radar