Mike Gourley

Disability Awareness Sunday - Artist, poet and church worker Rhonda Swenson gives artistic expression to living with multiple disabilities, including cerebral palsy and specific learning disability… Audio

Controversy and concern over welfare reform now that it's firmly in the court of National's election year policy platform. Audio

Controversy and concern over welfare reform now that it's firmly in the court of National's election year policy platform. Audio

This year's Budget analysed through a disability issues lens. Audio

A Disability studies conference later this year that will be a first for New Zealand. And the Passport to a better deal from the health system. Audio

Film maker, writer and blogger Chris Banks takes on the myths and stereotypes associated with mental illness. Audio

Another prediction about the end of the world falls by the wayside. So should we take seriously the idea that we are living in the end times? Audio

Sign Language is par for the course at The Learning Connexion. And Disability support agencies band together to achieved better outcomes for disabled people. Audio

Parents of vision impaired children band together. And Vincents Artspace turns twenty five. Audio

The sleepover employment decision and its likely impact on disability services. Audio

Revisiting Christchurch after February's devastating aftershock. Audio

A foot-care Nurse on the beat in Auckland, as well as an international expert on GBS argues for a greater awareness of the condition and its long term effects. Audio

Tackling mental health issues by bringing them out into the open. Audio

Disabled mothers recall the attitudes they encountered in the early days and the Canterbury musician who refuses to be boxed in. Audio

Sport and disability in New Zealand - the third of three documentaries looking at how we're doing in the aftermath of the No Exceptions Strategy Audio

We’ve not been getting much information about how disabled Cantabrians are coping following the Christchurch. How does a blind person fetch water from a tanker down the street, or a wheelchair user… Audio

When faiths collide. And a psychological take on the parables. Audio

Sport and disability in New Zealand - the second of three documentaries looking at how we're doing in the aftermath of the No Exceptions Strategy. Audio

The centuries-old Camino walk in northern Spain may be a popular pilgrimage for thousands each year. But why go all that way from New Zealand? Two recent walkers compare notes on contrasting… Audio

The centuries-old Camino walk in northern Spain may be a popular pilgrimage for thousands each year. But why go all that way from New Zealand? Two recent walkers compare notes on contrasting… Audio