Lianne Dalziel's guest appearances

Lianne Dalziel

Morning Report

Insight

The Mike Hosking Breakfast

City Council Chronicles

Talking Cities

Seeds

Heather du Plessis-Allan Drive

Canterbury Mornings with Chris Lynch

Andrew Dickens Afternoons

The Sunday Session with Francesca Rudkin

531pi

RDU Podcast

Pacific Breakfast: 531pi

Canterbury Business - The Lowdown

Poto Williams

Jarrod Gilbert

David Murdoch

Matt Doocey

Judith Collins

Ashley Church

Robert Patman

Julie Chapman

Paula Bennett

Greg Harford

Jeremy Helson

Deon Swiggs

Ashley Bloomfield

Lynley Hood

Samantha Jones

OwlTail

Christchurch's Mayor is welcoming the decision to continue its city stadium project.Councillors today voted to sign a fixed-price $683 million contract to build the multi-use Te Kaha arena.Thirteen voted for, and three against.Mayor Lianne Dalziel joined Andrew Dickens to discuss the background behind the decision. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Christchurch's Mayor is welcoming the decision to continue its city stadium project. Councillors today voted to sign a fixed-price $683 million contract to build the multi-use Te Kaha arena. Thirteen voted for, and three against. Mayor Lianne Dalziel joined Andrew Dickens to discuss the background behind the decision.  LISTEN ABOVESee <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.

Lianne Dalziel: $683 million stadium gets the green light

The one where we learn about a childhood without TV but plenty of imagination, becoming a Member of Parliament, how the earthquakes sparked the decision to become Mayor, the future for social enterprises and both the challenges and unique opportunities facing Christchurch today.  "This is an opportunity to do things that you couldn’t do before.  It is a time where our city can really provide an uplift for those involved in social enterprise, for those that are involved in entrepreneurship, for those that just want to give things a go.  This is a place where we can literally try anything because we have been through this experience and it is kind of like, “why not”, and so we are a city that has an incredible opportunity to help lead the way.” 

The one where we learn about a childhood without TV but plenty of imagination, becoming a Member of Parliament, how the earthquakes sparked the decision to become Mayor, the future for social enterprises and both the challenges and unique opportunities facing Christchurch today. "This is an opportunity to do things that you couldn’t do before.  It is a time where our city can really provide an uplift for those involved in social enterprise, for those that are involved in entrepreneurship, for those that just want to give things a go.  This is a place where we can literally try anything because we have been through this experience and it is kind of like, “why not”, and so we are a city that has an incredible opportunity to help lead the way.”

Lianne Dalziel on being the Mayor of Christchurch