Katy Gosset

Christchurch prepares for a challenging anniversary - two years on from the devastating earthquake that killed 185 people. Our correspondent there, Katy Gosset, hears the stories of local baristas who… Audio

This week on One in Five, Katy Gosset drops in on the inaugural Disability Studies Class at Otago University's Summer School. This relatively new academic field examines disability across a range of… Audio

A cycle renaissance is on the road as two wheelers begin to reclaim the quake-damaged streets of Christchurch. Audio

Aaron "Wheelz" Fotheringham, is one of the world's top wheelchair stuntmen. He's currently touring New Zealand with the circus, and spoke to Katy Gosset ahead of the Christchurch gig. Audio

Most of us try to make New Year's resolutions at some time or another, what's not so easy is to stick to them. Residents of Christchurch have reason to hope for positive changes this year, Katy… Audio

Katy Gosset visits New Brighton, a suburb that's been a little down on its luck after the quakes. But its local ukelele jam is still pulling in punters from all over town. Katy Gosset dropped in on… Audio

Katy Gossett attends a flash mob that marks the International Day for Persons with Disabilities. Audio

About a decade ago Sarah Adams, granddaughter of the South Island baker, Ernest Adams, revived part of the family business - Queen Anne Chocolates. Audio

This is the final week of the inquest which began last year and will today include evidence from a man whose wife survived the collapse of the CTV building but died before she could be rescued. Audio

One in Five visits the McKenzie Residential School in Christchurch, a specialist facility for children with emotional and behavioural difficulties. Audio

Heritage advocates say its not too late to save some of Christchurch's most significant buildings. A special fund dedicated to restoring quake damaged buildings has already given out several million… Audio

Katy Gosset with a snapshot of the Christchurch city's well-being. Health professionals expected that this year might be a tough one for Cantabrians grappling with the aftermath of the region's… Audio

Katy Gosset looks at the impact of spinal cord injuries on intimacy within relationships and speaks to Claire Freeman about life after a spinal cord injury and the challenges it brings. Audio

Finding somewhere to live in Christchurch has become a challenge - not just for workers helping with the rebuild - but also for some of the city's youth who have limited prospects. Audio

Christchurch principals fighting to save their schools say they should have been given key information from the Ministry of Education much sooner and they're now under tight time pressure to put their… Audio

A geotechnical expert who analysed the risk of death associated with Christchurch Port Hills properties says it was a hundred times higher in some areas than the risk of dying in a car crash. Audio

Katy Gosset with a story about a man who lost his home and livelihood in the February quake and who is gradually piecing his life back together. Audio

The head of the Civil Defence has rejected one of the major recommendations in a report on how to improve the response to the next big disaster. Audio

The crime rate has dropped to a record low and the number of reported crimes is at its lowest in almost a quarter of a century. Audio

A visit to Christchurch proved a surreal step back in time for one of the country's top comedians. Rhys Darby met his wife and performed his first stand up routine in the now quake-ravaged… Audio