Katy Gosset

Katy takes us on the Eighth Annual Art Trek. Audio

Christchurch reporter, Katy Gosset is back with another adventure. Audio

Robert John Stonestreet pleaded guilty to two charges of drink driving causing death. Audio

Katy talks to Barry King, the owner of a Christchurch institution that is closing its doors after 60 years. Audio

Organisers of the iconic Hokitika Wild Foods Festival are disappointed by what they call an"ambush"of their event. Audio

A glimpse into the troubled world of compulsive overeating. Audio

Backers of a scheme proposed for Canterbury have begun outlining their case at a resource consent hearing. Audio

Katy Gosset views her city from a different perspective. Audio

Three tourists have apologised to New Zealand for falsely claiming they were robbed at gun point. Audio

In Valentine's spirit, our Chch correspondent meets some of the city's older residents and learns about their lives and loves. Audio

A member of one of Canterbury's most prominent families is tonight in jail for the rape and sodomy of a teenage girl. Audio

Katy Gosset, is at the A-town gym to meet some of the country's rising boxing stars, based in Aranui, Christchurch. Audio

An overseas magazine survey suggests many women would consider such a contract. Audio

The term"monkey"has once again reared its head during a cricket match. Audio

To Christchurch and, as the city enjoys a long hot summer, the work continues for local lifeguards. Audio

The Mayor of Manukau City, Len Brown is taking a hard line against graffiti as the first step in a campaign to stop violence. Audio

To our Canterbury story now and today we head to one of the first A and P shows of the year at Little River on Banks Peninsula. Audio

Not everyone could attend Sir Edmund's funeral, but 1000's were there in spirit. Audio

An international survey has described New Zealand housing as severely unaffordable. Audio

Christchurch Police say that three is a link between the increase in liquor licences held and violence in the city. Audio