Katy Gosset

This week we pay a visit to one of the country's lesser known religious groups, the Quakers, which is about to celebrate it's centenary. Audio

Lincoln University's Vice-Chancellor, Roger Field, has apologised for any offence caused by students who dressed as Nazis and Jewish prisoners during a weekend party. Audio

Christchurch locals get to enjoy sounds from around the globe thanks to a unique music store. Gandhava Loka aims to promote peace and harmony through the universal language of music. And, as… Audio

Despite the millions of volumes on offer as part of the City Library Network, some 300 St Martins residents say their community facility, now 82 years old, is all they need. Audio

We're in Christchurch for a lesson in foraging - sourcing free food and other resources through a city network. Audio

Christchurch was recently the scene of a great battle between sworn enemies - the Mods and the Rockers. The scooter and motorbike groups were painted as traditional foes in 1960s Britain, sparking… Audio

Our Christchurch correspondent, Katy Gosset, reports on the city's One Day Short Story Competition. Audio

Channel North Television in Whangarei says it's facing permanent shutdown when the country's television services switch to a digital-only network. Audio

This week Katy visits an exhibition that's showcasing the images and experiences of the trans-gender community. Audio

A Canterbury gaming trust says it will try to keep funding local sports groups after legal advice revealed the payouts could be unlawful. Audio

Peter Jones has performed at the Princess Margaret Hospital Chapel as a volunteer for twenty years. Audio

A Christchurch based doctor is planning to"send in the clowns"to local hospitals in the hope that humour will aid the healing process. Audio

Our Christchurch correspondent, Katy Gosset, meets Eri Yahagi who is revealing a new side to Japanese cooking with such toothsome goodies as green tea gateau. Audio

Katy Gosset checks out the poetry potential of Christchurch in her report today Audio

The Crown says Clayton Weatherston had made up his mind to kill Sophie Elliot when he locked the door to her bedroom. Audio

To Christchurch now and this week we look at an organisation that's helping many of the city's illegal drivers to gain their licences. Audio

A dispute over the final resting place of a Tuhoe man has been heard today in the High Court in Christchurch. Audio

A former university tutor who has given a graphic description of how he killed his ex girlfriend will return to the witness box today to be cross-examined. Audio

A former university tutor accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend has described to a court the last moments of her life. Audio

The National Brass Band's last big rehearsal, ahead of this weekend's World Champs. Audio