Katy Gosset

Katy Gosset visits the Inconvenience Store, a Christchurch emporium that sells goods money can't buy. Audio

This week on One in Five, Katy Gosset is at Surfability Day at Christchurch's Sumner Beach. The event, run by the local long boarders club, offers people with disabilities a chance to get out in the… Audio

What does a good life mean to you ? Young people with disabilities have their own ideas but they haven't always had the freedom to pursue their dreams and goals. Now the Government has launched… Audio

What does a good life mean to you ? Young people with disabilities have their own ideas but they haven't always had the freedom to pursue their dreams and goals. Now the Government has launched… Audio

Katy Gosset hops aboard the tall ship Lord Nelson which has taken more than 14,000 people with disabilities to sea. Katy climbs the rigging, shares a bunkroom and finds preserved ginger to be a fine… Audio

Katy Gosset meets an up-and-coming talent in the world of Tā moko or traditional Māori tattoo. Maia Gibbs learnt the art form while growing up in Gisborne and now creates tattoos for clients of all… Audio

More than a thousand athletes with intellectual disabilites descended upon Dunedin to compete across ten sporting disciplines last week. Katy Gosset reports on the eighth Special Olympics National… Audio

The Christchurch trams are back up and running. Katy Gosset finds out how the view from on board has changed. Audio

Katy Gosset sets sail on a tall ship, purpose-built for an all-abilities crew. Audio

There are warnings from Christchurch that the wrong song can impair your enjoyment of the right wine. Local wine writer, Jo Burzynska, hopes to open a combined bar and sound gallery where wine and… Audio

Katy Gosset finds out why the stigma associated with Hepatitis C can be almost as disabling as the virus itself. Audio

Katy Gosset meets members of a Maori trades collective who learnt their skills in the old Christchurch hostels and are now joining the rebuild to give something back. Audio

This week One in Five visits Cargill Enterprises, a Dunedin business that provides work opportunities for locals with intellectual and physical disabilities. More than 60 staff work in joinery, light… Audio

The Department of Conservation has joined forces with Greening the Rubble to build a 'Nature Play' forest park, complete with its own river system, where children can learn about their region's native… Audio

The Scape 7 Public Art Biennial is underway in Christchurch. Among the art projects is one that will have no physical remnant - it transmits sounds from the past, the city's pre-quake past. Katy… Audio

In 1999 Karl Hitchcock began hearing the voices of Templar Knights during periods of psychosis. At the same time he was grappling with episodes of both mania and depression. Karl decided to write a… Audio

There's a blaze brewing in Christchurch. Katy Gosset takes a last look at the wooden temple covered in messages that will be set alight this weekend. Audio

Katy Gosset is learning to talk with her hands - tackling this country's third official language. Here in New Zealand, sign language is spoken by about 24,000 people including deaf, hearing impaired… Audio

Katy Gosset takes a closer look at the city's controversial Cardboard Cathedral. Cantabrians have closely watched the growth of this building, funded by the Anglican church but designed pro bono by… Audio

A new exhibition is simply called " 37". The show is by the photographer Doc Ross, features 37 Christchurch people captured on film using a 37 second exposure. The aim: to reflect the length of time… Audio