And you are keeping on top of this potential building collapse. TONIGHT ON THE SHOW ` IMAGINE YOU'RE IN NEW YORK ON THE TRIP OF A LIFETIME. YOUR DAUGHTERS, AGED 9 AND 11, ARE IN KAIKOURA WITH GRANDMA. THEN YOU HEAR THE WORD EARTHQUAKE. WE'RE WITH TIM AND JUDITH FORD AS THEY COME HOME FOR AN EMOTIONAL REUNION. PLUS ` HE NORMALLY PAINTS FAMOUS FACES, SO WHAT'S MADE MR G GET BACK TO HIS ROOTS? JUST PEOPLE THAT HAVE LIVED THE NZ, YOU KNOW, AOTEAROA LIFE. AND TAKING MAN'S BEST FRIEND TO A WHOLE NEW LEVEL. GENUINE LOVE, THEN? YEAH, GENUINE LOVE. MAN LOVE. DUE TO THE LIVE NATURE OF SEVEN SHARP, WE APOLOGISE FOR THE LACK OF CAPTIONS FOR SOME ITEMS. We begin with the developing news or the concerned building in central Wellington. KRISTIN HALL HAS THE LATEST FROM THE CORDON. It was another unnerving day in the capital and another concerning development this eight story building the Red Cross building engineers discovered that this building is structurally unsafe and at risk of collapse. The building has been vacant for a while, but the buildings around it were not. Including the Thai embassy across the road. They had to be evacuated. The damage and side is quite severe. THE CLEAR STRUCTURAL FAILURE IS A MAJOR BEAM, A VERTICAL BEAM IN THE BUILDING, HAS BEEN SHORN. IT LOOKS SOMEWHAT LIKE A BROKEN BONE IN A LEG. SO IT'S FRACTURED THROUGH, SO IT'S A MAJOR SUPPORTING BEAM. IT'S UP ABOVE THE FIFTH FLOOR, SO IT'S THE TOP FOUR FLOORS OF THE BUILDING. Police and fire are concerned about this. They have moved us further back from the building then earlier you can see from the ground the damage that we are talking about. Up near that steel well attached to the other building, you can see that it's come away from the supporting building. It 61 Molesworth Street. And this is usually a busy street. It has been closed off and created disruption but as fire told us earlier it's better to be safe than sorry and a bit of disruption is better than loss of life. When are they going to sort this out? Engineers are looking at it right now. We really don't know what is happening. We're waiting for news. It is unlikely that people in the surrounding buildings wwill be able to go to work tomorrow. THANKS, KRISTIN. The statistics building was the other one. And there will be questions about code of compliance. The floors pancaked and it's likely that happened at midnight and not in the morning. Why are we building buildings like that that pancake? People will be worried about their buildings. TONIGHT, FURTHER SOUTH, SEVERAL QUAKE-HIT AREAS REMAIN CUT OFF FROM THE WORLD. KAIKOURA, OF COURSE, IS WHERE A LOT OF THE RELIEF EFFORTS ARE FOCUSED. THE ROADS IN AND OUT OF TOWN ARE STILL BLOCKED BY THOSE MASSIVE SLIPS, AND SUPPLIES ARE RUNNING LOW. THERE ARE THOUSANDS WHO ARE STRANDED, A LOT OF THEM TOURISTS, WHO'RE STUCK AND DESPERATE TO GET OUT. THE DEFENCE FORCE AND COMMERCIAL HELICOPTERS HAVE BEEN HARD AT IT ALL DAY, BUT THERE'S ANOTHER SIDE TO THIS. MICHAEL HOLLAND SPENT THE DAY TRAVELLING WITH TWO PEOPLE ANXIOUS TO GET IN. THEY'RE DESPERATE TO GET HOME AFTER NEARLY 30 EXHAUSTING HOURS ON THE MOVE, BUT EVEN TO THE TIRED, THIS IS EYE-OPENING IN THE EXTREME. WOW. DID YOU SEE THAT? THIS A DEVASTATINGLY DIFFERENT NORTH CANTERBURY COASTLINE TO THE ONE TIM AND JUDITH FORD LEFT A FORTNIGHT AGO. THE TOP OF THE TUNNEL'S BEEN SMASHED IN. THE TOP OF THE TUNNEL HAS BEEN CAVED IN. COMPLETELY CAVED IN. TIM WORKS ON THE ROADS AND KNOWS THIS IS MANY, MANY MONTHS IN THE PUTTING RIGHT. ITS A GOOD SHAKE. LOOK AT THAT ROCK. THAT ROCK WOULD BE 25 TON OR 26 TON ROCK. PROBABLY EVEN BIGGER. OUR COUPLE WERE ON THEIR DREAM TRIP, RELAXING IN HOUSTON AFTER COMPETING IN THE NEW YORK MARATHON WHEN THEIR PHONES BEGAN LIGHTING UP WITH NEWS OF THE EARTHQUAKE AT HOME, WHERE THEIR TWO DAUGHTERS PIPPA AND ANNIE WERE STAYING WITH GRANDMA. WHAT'S THAT FEELING WHEN YOU ARE SO FAR AWAY FROM HOME AND YOU HEAR THE WORD 'EARTHQUAKE'? OH, AWFUL. IT WAS HORRIBLE. ALL WE WERE DOING WAS TRYING TO CONTACT PEOPLE IN KAIKOURA, AND WE COULDN'T GET HOLD OF ANYONE. WE MET TIM AND JUDITH IN AUCKLAND AT DAY BREAK AS THEY STEPPED OFF A FLIGHT FROM THE STATES. THEIR FOCUS SIMPLY TO GET HOME TO KAIKOURA TO BE WITH THEIR GIRLS. I THINK THEY WILL BE VERY HAPPY ` VERY VERY HAPPY ` TO SEE US. THEIR ONLY GUARANTEED WAY INTO THE QUAKE ZONE BY HELICOPTER, TAKING WITH THEM FOOD GIVEN TO THEM BY AIR NZ FLIGHT CREW, RELATIVES AND OTHERS THEY ENCOUNTERED ON THEIR TRAVELS. NEVER SEEN ANYTHING LIKE IT. IT'S INCREDIBLE. WELL, WHERE ARE THEY? AND THEN... THE MOMENT. HOW'S IT? GOOD. GOOD? GOOD TO SEE YA. THERE WAS AN EARTHQUAKE. A BIG EARTHQUAKE. YEAH. AND MUM AND DAD WERE AWAY DURING THE BIGGEST OF ALL EARTHQUAKES? YEAH. SORRY WE WEREN'T HERE. I'M SORRY WE WEREN'T HERE. YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE SORRY, OK? NO GUILT, NO GUILT. THE AFTERSHOCKS THAT WERE. LIKE, 6.5, THEY WERE FREAKY. YEAH, THEY WERE FREAKY. WE HAD TO KEEP ON MOVING MUM AND DAD'S TV. HOW'S THE HOUSE? IT'S GOOD! ONLY A LAMPSHADE BROKE AND THAT'S IT. YEAH, GOOD. NICE AND SOLID. NOTHING SEEMS TO HAVE MOVED, THANK GOODNESS. WITH THE RELIEF, THOUGH, COMES CONCERN FOR OTHERS IN THE TOWN. PITCH IN AND HELP AS SOUTH ISLANDERS DO? ABSOLUTLEY, YEAH. AS KIWIS DO. BUT THE LAST WORD WE'VE SAVED FOR THE GIRLS. DO YOU THINK MUM AND DAD SHOULD EVERY GO AWAY AGAIN? YEAH! (CHUCKLES) Kids are awesome. And the parents will be relieved. I was there for the New York marathons it is the most amazing thing. Did you enter? I didn't have time. THE IMAGES WE'VE SEEN OF THIS QUAKE SO FAR ` THE BUCKLED TRAIN TRACKS, THE ENTIRE HILLSIDES THAT HAVE COLLAPSED, THE SEABED LIFTED RIGHT OUT OF THE WATER ` THEY ARE VERY REAL REMINDERS OF NATURE'S POWER. BUT IT'S THESE IMAGES THAT SHOW THE POWER OF HUMAN NATURE. THESE STRANDED COWS HAVE CAPTURED THE IMAGINATION OF PEOPLE ALL ROUND THE WORLD, AND GIVING SOME SCALE TO THE DEVASTATION. THEY ALSO UNDERLINE THE REALITY FOR QUAKE-HIT FARMERS, WHOSE LIVES, LIVELIHOODS AND LIVESTOCK HAVE BEEN HIT HARD. BUT AS MIKE THORPE FOUND OUT TODAY, THE RURAL COMMUNITY HAS EACH OTHER'S BACK. BY AIR, THE WAY TO DON GALLETLY'S FARM WAS EASY. BY ROAD, WE WEREN'T SO SURE. SO THERE'S FOUR BRIDGES WE HAVE TO CROSS TO GET TO THE FARM. AS FAR AS WE KNOW, THIS ONE IS FINE. TWO DOWN, TWO TO GO. SOME SEEMED LESS LIKELY. THREE DOWN, ONE TO GO. THIS TRAFFIC WAS WHAT WE WANTED TO SEE. COS IF THEY WERE GETTING OUT, WE WERE GETTING IN ` TO SEE WHAT THEY WERE GETTING OUT. AND WHY. MIKE THORPE, SEVEN SHARP. HOW ARE YOU? DON GALLETLEY'S A DAIRY FARMER NEAR THE BANKS OF THE WAIAU RIVER. I'VE FARMED ALL MY LIFE, AND I LOVE IT. THROUGH DROUGHTS, FLOODS, BUT THIS WAS DIFFERENT. THE WHOLE SHED HAS COME OUT OF KILTER. THERE'S ANOTHER WEE SHAKE THEN. (CHUCKLES) YEAH. ON MONDAY MORNING, THE GROUND THAT HAS PROVIDED FOR DON'S FAMILY SINCE 1951 PICKED UP HIS MILKING SHED AND BROKE IT TO BITS. HOW DID IT HIT YOU WHEN YOU SAW IT? OH, YOU'RE PRETTY GUTTED. YOU WONDER, YOU'VE GOT A THOUSAND COWS TO MILK, AND THEY NEED MILKING. YOU CAN'T NOT MILK THEM. THAT'S WHEN HIS MATES TURNED UP TO HELP OUT. HOW MANY COWS DID YOU HAVE? A THOUSAND. HOW MANY HAVE YOU GOT NOW? UH, 26. IN LESS THAN 24 HOURS, DON'S HERD WAS TRUCKED OUT, DELIVERED TO MILKING SHEDS AROUND NORTH CANTERBURY. DO YOU KNOW WHERE THEY ARE? YEAH, I'VE GOT IT ON PAPER, BUT I COULDN'T TELL YOU OFF HAND. IT'LL BE ALMOST A YEAR BEFORE THEY'RE BACK. SO WE CAN'T HAVE COWS HERE FOR THE REST OF THE SEASON. THEY'LL BE DRIED OFF WHEN THEY COME BACK. WITH ALMOST A THOUSAND COWS TEMPORARILY REHOMED, DON'S THOUGHTS ARE WITH HIS WORKERS. THAT'S THE NEXT WORRY ` IS WHAT WE DO THERE. ALREADY WE'VE HAD SUPPORT FROM NEIGHBOURS OVER THAT TOO. SEE, THAT'S HOW IT'S DONE IN THE COUNTRY. IT'S JUST FARMERS LOOKING AFTER FARMERS ISN'T IT? IT IS, IT CERTAINLY IS. UP. IT'S MARVELLOUS TO GET THE SUPPORT THAT WE'VE GOT. IT'S HELP THAT'S WELL RECEIVED, BUT HE'D RATHER WASN'T REQUIRED. WHEN YOU GET A BIT OLDER, YOU DON'T WANT THIS SORT OF THING TO HAPPEN. BUT IT DID, AND HE'S ACCEPTED IT. LESS THAN 48 HOURS AFTER HIS BUSINESS WAS BROKEN AND HE'S TALKING ABOUT REBUILDING. WE'LL GET THROUGH IT. YEP, GET BACK ON TRACK AGAIN. THE NORTH CANTERBURY FOLK ARE TOUGH AS WELL AS KIND. I am loving to hear this. There is a lot of rural people and they are all the same. Just get on with it. They are used to unexpected things happening. A CHANGE OF PACE NOW. THIS MIGHT LOOK OLD AND RUGGED,... NO ONE WOULD REALLY GO ON TO THE FARM, 'OH, MAN. LOOK AT THIS AWESOME WATER TANK. ...BUT MR G CAN CERTAINLY TRANSFORM THINGS, AND HIS PRICE IS PRETTY REASONABLE TOO. MAKE A GOOD FEED FOR ME A SON ` A GOOD KIWI WHITEBAIT FRITTER. PLUS ` IT'S HOT OFF THE PRESS, AND WE'VE GOT OUR HANDS ON THE CALENDAR SHOWING OFF SOME VERY GOOD LOOKING POLICE RECRUITS. ALSO, NO MATTER WHERE YOU ARE IN THE COUNTRY, YOU SHOULD HAVE ONE OF THESE. BUT YOU MIGHT BE SURPRISED ABOUT WHAT SHOULD BE IN YOUR SURVIVAL KIT. And another day and at risk building in the capital. We will have the latesxt. It's important to point out that is not the total kit there is more to come. There are some surprise items. The diapers for those with small children. Will go through that soon. YOU'LL PROBABLY REMEMBER MR G. HE'S THE KIWI ARTIST WHO WE PROFILED EARLIER THIS YEAR WHEN HE DID THOSE SPRAY PAINT PORTRAITS OF PRINCE AND STEVEN ADAMS IN THE US. THIS WHOLE THING WITH MURALS AND STUFF IS AN ADVENTURE. I JUST LOVE IT, MAN. OH, I HONESTLY FEEL LIKE A LITTLE KID WITH CRAYONS, YOU KNOW, WHEN I AM PAINTING. WELL NOW HE'S BACK IN NZ AND TAKING ON HIS BIGGEST PROJECT YET. IT'S UNIQUELY KIWI AND COULD BE BRINGING HIM TO A PADDOCK NEAR YOU. SO KRISTIN HALL HEADED TO KAWERAU WITH MR G TO FIND OUT MORE. WITH JUST A FEW MASTERFUL STROKES, MR G CAN TURN SOMETHING OLD AND RUGGED INTO A VIEW LIKE NO OTHER. I REALLY WANTED TO FOCUS ON THE REMOTE, OBSCURE, HIDDEN RURAL NZ. BASICALLY, I'M HERE TO PAINT THE FOURTH PORTRAIT IN MY MR G NZ 100 PORTRAITS SERIES. SO IT'S NUMBER FOUR TODAY. YEP, 100 PORTRAITS, AND THIS TIME IT'S NOT THE RICH AND FAMOUS HE WANTS TO IMMORTALIZE. JUST NORMAL NZERS, MAN, NOT CELEBRITIES OR ANYTHING, BUT JUST PEOPLE THAT HAVE LIVED THE NZ AOTEAROA LIFE. HE STARTED ON MATAKANA ISLAND IN THE BAY OF PLENTY, SO WHAT BETTER PLACE TO CONTINUE THAN HIS HOMETOWN ` SUNNY, TROPICAL KAWERAU? WHAT A DAY FOR IT? YEAH, PRETTY STUNNING DAY, ISN'T IT (?) YEAH, HERE IN MAJESTIC ONEPU. TODAY HE'S PAINTING A LOCAL LEGEND, WILLIAM 'SHUKI' SAVAGE. YOU WON'T HAVE HEARD OF HIM, BUT HE WAS A BIG DEAL IN KAWERAU. HE WAS THE BOSS. THAT'S ALL I KNOW HIM BY, BUT HE WAS PRETTY WELL ORGANISED. GOOD MAN, GOOD MAN. EVERYBODY KNEW HIM, HE USED TO BE GIVING KAI WHEN THERE WAS A TANGI AT THE MARAE. MR G WANTS TO TRAVEL THE LENGTH OF THE COUNTRY DOING PORTRAITS LIKE THESE. HE'S DOING IT ALL FREE OF CHARGE. MAKE A GOOD FEED FOR ME, OR SOMETHING. KIWI WHITEBAIT FRITTER OR SOMETHING, I'LL BE HAPPY. (LAUGHS) EVEN THOUGH HE'S A BIT OF A JETSETTER NOW, MR G STILL LOVES HIS HOME COMFORTS. ALL THE GEAR, NO IDEA, EH? HE RECKONS YOU CAN'T BEAT THE FLY FISHING IN KAWERAU. MOST OF THE TIME, THAT IS. CAN'T REALLY SEE ANYTHING. HUN, WE GOTTA GET SOME OF THIS WATERCRESS. WOW. HIS WIFE MELISSA IS HIS RIGHT-HAND WOMAN. BEEN BLISSFULLY MARRIED TO HIM COMING UP 15 YEARS, WATCHING HIS JOURNEY, AND HOW HE'S PROGRESSED IS AMAZING. AND NOW THE RESIDENTS OF KAWERAU GET TO ENJOY THE FRUITS OF HIS PROGRESSION TOO. I'M GONNA MAKE YOU FAMOUS. YOUR HAT IS BLOCKING ME, BRO. NAH, THAT'S ALL RIGHT ` AS LONG AS I'M IN THERE. (LAUGHS) THAT'S YOUR HOUSE OVER THERE? SURE IS. HE'LL BE STARING AT YOU. I WAS JUST THINKING THAT. EVERY TIME I WALK OUT MY DOOR, WE'LL BE SAYING HELLO! DO YOU THINK HE WOULD'VE BEEN STOKED? YEAH, I HOPE SO, YEAH. PROBABLY WOULD'VE BEEN A CHEEKY GUY. YEAH. JUST 96 MORE TO GO? YEAH, ABSOLUTELY. WHOO-HOO! (LAUGHS) AWESOME. We look forward to seeing those. RETURNING TO THE CAPITAL NOW WHERE WE HAVE SOME DEVELOPING QUAKE NEWS. THERE'S CONCERNS A BUILDING COULD BE CLOSE TO COLLAPSE IN CENTRAL WELLINGTON. KRISTIN, YOU'RE AT THE CORDON. WHAT'S THE LATEST? Nothing more at the moment. It is a developing situation. The cordon has been moved back. The eight story building is that danger of collapse. I supporting beam has broken like a bone. It is a bad situation. The glass stairway has split away from the building. This building has been vacant for some time so whether the damage was caused by the quake, we're not sure. We talked to Red Cross staff and they are panicked about having to have moved out. And there are some small shops that were rushing to get out. We have been told that it is unlikely that those in the surrounding buildings will be able to go to work tomorrow. Police and fire are here for the long haul. That had supplies dropped off. THANKS, KRISTIN. SO THAT CLEARLY SHOWS US WHY WE NEED TO BE PREPARED FOR WHEN THINGS LIKE AN EARTHQUAKE STRIKE. BUT HOW MANY OF YOU CAN ACTUALLY SAY YOU HAVE A SURVIVAL KIT AT HOME? PROBABLY VERY FEW OF US. SO HERE TO TALK US THROUGH WHAT SHOULD BE IN THEM IS CRAIG GLOVER FROM AUCKLAND'S CIVIL DEFENCE. This is your complete kit and what we should have. We recommend families hold survival items for three days he really important stuff is? The really important items are food and water nappies and medicine. And families need to have conversations to know what to do. Should they write it down somewhere? Go to our website and download the plan and have a conversation with your family. It's important that your family knows what to do an emergency and what to do if you can't contact each other. Children need to have that conversation. This isn't new. Ow many people have this ready? Not everyone have food, but most people have the items. And most of the time it will last for three days so most people are prepared. The most important thing is to have a conversation so they know where to go and what to do. Most of the basics, but one of the most surprising item? We have things like cellphone charger it is important to be to stay in touch. If you don't have power, you can charger from a laptop or car. We have torches and can food. Sturdy footwear is really important. Make sure you have adequate close and footwear handy. Your Bunsen burner is very useful so that you can cook food. Most people have the staff. Just have a conversation as a family. THANKS. CRAIG GLOVER FROM CIVIL DEFENCE. THEY NEEDED JUST 13, BUT - WE ENDED UP WITH A TOTAL OF OVER 200 ENTRIES. SO HOW DO YOU CHOOSE WHEN THEY'RE ALL SO DARN CUTE? YOU CAN SEE IT TODAY. LOOK AT HIM. HE'S A SHOW PONY. A LOT OF PEOPLE NEED A REASON TO SMILE AT THE MOMENT SO WE'VE FOUND SOME NEW PIN-UP BOYS AND GIRLS THAT ARE CERTAIN TO HELP IN THAT DEPARTMENT. THEY'RE PART OF A NEW CALENDAR THAT'S SHARING THE STORIES OF SOME VERY GOOD LOOKING, ALBEIT A LITTLE FURY, POLICE RECRUITS. REBECCA EDWARDS GRABBED A COPY HOT OFF THE PRESS. CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS CAMERA SHUTTER CLICKS DON'T MIND THESE GUYS,... HEY, LOOK AT HIM. HE'S A SHOW PONY. ...THEY'RE JUST WORKING THEIR ANGLES. YEAH, WORK IT, TAS! (LAUGHS) PUTTING THEIR BEST PAWS FORWARD AS TWO OF THE PIN-UP PUPS GRACING THE PAGES OF THIS BRAND NEW CALENDAR. WE WANTED 13 GOOD PICTURES FOR THE CALENDAR AND WE ENDED UP WITH A TOTAL OF OVER 200 ENTRIES FROM AROUND THE COUNTRY. SNAPPED BY POLICE FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHERS. IT'S CAPTURED THE HEART... HE'S PRETTY MUCH MY BEST MATE. ...AND SOUL... WHAT A GOOD GIRL. THAT'S A GOOD DOG. ...OF THESE REMARKABLE FRONT LINE ANIMALS. THEY'RE DOGS FIRST AND, YEAH, THEY DO GO HOME WITH THEIR HANDLERS. THEY MIX AND MINGLE WITH THEIR FAMILY, IT WAS REALLY TO SHARE THAT WITH THE PUBLIC AND FOR THEM TO SEE THAT OTHER SIDE OF THE POLICE DOG. CONSTABLE CAM'S ONE OF THE SELECT FEW HUMANS TO MAKE THE CUT, ALONGSIDE PARTNER CHUCK. THERE ARE SOME OF THEM WHERE I'M DOTINGLY LOOKING INTO HIS EYES. IT'S A BIT AWKWARD. BUT GENUINE LOVE THERE, SURELY? YEP, GENUINE LOVE ` MAN LOVE. (LAUGHS) INTRINSICALLY, WE'VE GOT A PRETTY STRONG BOND. I'VE GOT THE UTMOST FAITH IN HIM AND HOPEFULLY, LIKEWISE, HE'S GOT A BIT IN ME. AND WHILE SENIOR CONSTABLE MATT WASN'T QUITE AS LUCKY IN THE PHOTO DEPARTMENT,... THEY CUT ME OUT OF IT. ...HIS GIRL TASMAN... MIGHT TAKE THIS OFF, EH? IT'S MESSING YOUR HAIR UP, MATE. ...IS MISS SEPTEMBER ` NOT THAT SHE'S LETTING THE FAME GO TO HER HEAD. TAS, IS THAT YOU? OI! (WHISTLES) TAS, YOU MIGHT NOTICE, ISN'T QUITE LIKE THE OTHERS. SHE GOT FOUND WANDERING THE STREETS OF BLENHEIM. IN FACT, THE POUND PUP TURNED DRUG DETECTOR IS THE ONLY NON-PEDIGREE DOG IN THE WHOLE SECTION. I'VE GOT A LITTLE BIT OF A SOFT SPOT FOR HER AND I JUST THINK IT'S REALLY REALLY AWESOME. AND WHAT YOU SEE IN THAT PHOTO IS HER. SHE JUST WANTS TO DO SOMETHING. SHE'S ALERT. YOU KNOW, IT'S AWESOME. I STILL CAN'T BELIEVE HOW SOMEONE GAVE HER UP. THE CASH RAISED FROM THE CALENDARS IS GOING STRAIGHT BACK INTO THE WORK THAT'S GROWING THESE GUYS INTO THIS ` YEAH, WE WANNA BE THE BEST TRAINING CENTRE AND REALLY PRODUCE THE BEST TRAINING AND THE BEST DETECTION DOGS AND PATROL DOGS IN THE WORLD, AND SO TO DO THAT WE HAVE TO STRIVE FOR EXCELLENCE. AND WHILE SOME AREN'T QUITE READY TO GIVE UP THE DAY JOB,... 'DO YOU THINK THIS IS JUST THE START?' I THINK THIS WILL BE THE END OF IT. NAH, HE CAN CARRY ON. I'LL JUST SIT IN THE BACKGROUND AND TELL HIM WHAT TO DO. HE NEEDS AN AGENT. EVERYONE NEEDS AN AGENT ...THESE MODELS-IN-THE-MAKING ARE MORE THAN READY FOR THEIR CLOSE-UP. Incredible training they do with those dogs. And that calendar will make a great Christmas present. There is quite a demand for a seven sharp calendar. I don't think all have a ready to Christmas though. I'm holding out for Mr October. 1 NEWS CAPTIONS BY JAKE EBDALE AND ALANA DRAYTON. CAPTIONS BY ANTONY VLUG AND TOM PEDLAR.