Mike Gourley
One in Five for Sunday 14 September 2008
The first review of the New Zealand Disability Strategy. And the pros and cons of inclusive education Audio
One in Five for Sunday 31 August
Blind humour, business leaders take a fresh look at hiring the disabled, and Rehabilitation International's world president. Audio
One in Five for Sunday 24 August
We move closer to ratifying the UN Disability Rights Convention, and we look at the response to the Bioethics Council report. Audio
One in Five for Sunday 17 August 2008
An American lawyer and academic who is an expert in combating discrimination against disabled people in schools. Audio
One in Five for Sunday 10 August 2008
The media grants that are out to combat mental health stigma. And a tribute to a noted bioethicist and disability activist. Audio
In the Footsteps of Alexander Whisker and Hone Heke
In the early years of the 21st century, a New Zealander revisits scenes of the Northern New Zealand Wars of the 1840’s recorded by his great, great, great grandfather - A British Infantryman…
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In The Foorsteps of Alexander Whisker and Hone Heke
In the early 21st century, Mike Gourley revisits scenes of the Northern New Zealand Wars of the 1840's recorded by his great, great, great grandfather - a British Infantryman - in his personal diary… Audio
Musical Chairs - Peter Posa
Whatever happened to guitarist Peter Posa? Back in the 60's and early 70's he was one of this country's most prolific recording artists and live entertainers. His guitar hasn't been heard publicly for… Audio
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The argument for putting compassion back into health and disability services. Audio
