In 1947, the Ballantyne's department store in Christchurch burnt down, killing 41 people. This is my interview with Eva Marsh, the daughter of an imaginary employee.

This is an interview with Mr Meahl about the Christmas eve 1974 cyclone.

An interview with Nancy Nash one of the two women staff members who survived the fire.

 
I have written an imaginary interview with a survivor of the Abbotsford Landslide which happened on August 8, 1979

 I have interviewed Edna, an imginary survivor of the Wellington Flood in 1976

 I have interviewed Becks, an imaginary survivor of the Napier Earthquake in 1931

 I have interviewed Mrs Olive Pickle, an imaginary survivor of Hurricane Katrina which happened in USA last year

 I have interviewed Dr Smith, an imaginary survivor of the Murchison Earthquake in 1929.

 This is my interview of an imaginary survivor of the Wellington Flood

 This interview is with Mrs Brown, an imaginary survivor of the Murchison Earthquake in !929.

 I have interviewed Bob, an imaginary survivor of the eruption in 1886.

 I have interviewed Bronwyn Riverwood, an imaginary survivor of the 1918 Influenza Epidemic which killed 5471 people in New Zealand and 20000000 world wide.

My interviewee is Joe, an imaginary teenager, who survived the earthquake in 1929.  

 My interview is with Michael, an imaginary survivor of the flooding

 I have interviewed John Chang, a survivor of the Kobe Earthquake in 1995

I have interviewed Jessica Gregory, an imaginary survivor of the sinking of the interisland ferry, Wahine, in 1968. 

 
I have interviewed an imaginary survivor of Hurricane Katrina in the USA.

 In my interview I am talking to Mr Gordon, a survivor of the Abbotsford landslide in Dunedin, 1979.

 I am interviewing John, a little boy who has survived the earthquake.

 I have interviewed Miss White, a rescuer, after the eruption in 1914.

I have interviewed Jill, an imaginary survivor of the cyclone, based on my aunt who was a child at the time.

The Wahine sunk during a storm at Easter !968

Moving to New Zealand

Abbortsford landslide August 8th 1979

Welcome to Room 7's Podcast. We are a class of year 5 pupils. We are 9 and 10 year olds. Mrs Bayliss is a bit older than that but she isn't telling. We hope you enjoy our podcasts.