Katy Gosset

A freshly-formed opera group says there's a growing market for the genre often seen as high art. Audio

The issue of how to report on suicide is in the spotlight after a Wellington School published in its newsletter. Audio

Maria Dorothea has the unlikely title of Clutter Coach and her services are called upon more often than you might think. Audio

A Lyttelton local, Mike Dickison, is the force behind the port town's Ukulele Jam. Audio

This week we're out for dinner at what might just be the country's most short-lived restaurant. Audio

Arch Deacon Robin Kingston, got down on one knee and proposed to the woman he loved - the current vicar, Reverend Marge Tefft. Audio

Elizabeth Connor attended a nanotechnology conference in Oxford to canvass views about the risks associated with nano-particles. Audio

Moana Tipa works with inmates at prisons and has just been recognised for her contribution with a national art award. Audio

Penny Lane is a second hand music shop where international DJ's rub shoulders with the locals; it's where we begin our story. Audio

Health authorities in Canterbury have today been forced to defend their claim that a major irrigation scheme should not proceed. Audio

The city's cathedral is in need of fresh blood in its Bell-Ringing Society. Audio

Katy Gosset pays a visit to the city's Jigsaw Puzzle Library. Audio

There were angry scenes outside the Christchurch District Court as the man accused of murdering Marie Davis made his first appearance. Audio

The Accused will appear in the Christchurch District Court today charged with the murder of 15 year old Marie Davis. Audio

Our reporter Katie Gosset is outside the police station. Audio

We meet a couple who have vowed to go for a whole year without creating any household waste for the local landfill. Audio

The 15 year old's body was found in the river on Thursday and was released back to her family today. Audio

Tony Greig's arrested Sid Vicious and pursued Rwandan war criminals. Now, as a Christchurch barrister, he talks to Katy Gosset. Audio

Katy meets Sue Dwan who runs 'DIY Devotees' - a local business aimed at giving practical skills to women. Audio

The pelvis of the upland moa is thought to be one of the first remnants of the iconic bird found in the Central Southern Alps. Audio