Sonia Yee

Tattooing is an ancient art, indelible marking of the skin has been used to signify status or rank within some cultures, to display connection to spiritual or cultural beliefs and value systems, or in… Audio

In Part 2 curator of the South Otago Museum, Gary Ross took us through the Port Molyneux Cemetery. The final of Resurfacing History looks at the Port Molyneux Hall, part of the original wharf… Audio

Sonia Yee looks at the roles of children and their experiences within the home during New Zealand's pioneering era. In those days children played an important role in maintaining the running of the… Audio

Reaching right down to the depths of South Otago, the first of a three-part series about the history of Balclutha. Audio

Sonia Yee meets image consultant Trudi Bennet who tells her clients what clothes, colours and styles they should wear...and avoid! Audio

For Milton-based man Rex Spence, his obsession covers all things meat-related. Not only is he the proud owner of his own Abbatoir - 'South Kill,' but his pride and joy are housed in his backyard shed-… Audio

Sonia Yee gets her skates on and meets some of the lasses in the Smash Malice and Brutal Pageant teams in Wellington's Richter City Roller Derby League. Audio

Sonia Yee gets her skates on and meets some of the lasses in the Smash Malice and Brutal Pageant teams in Wellington's Richter City Roller Derby League. Audio

Sonia Yee visits a big craft fair plus why is craft so in at the moment? Is it economics, recycling culture or just a bit of creative fun? Audio

Sonia Yee steams in to the world of model train collectors, meeting fans and enthusiasts at a recent exhibition. Audio

Producer Sonia Yee went on the beat at Courtney Place with police from midnight on Halloween, accompanied by Senior Sergeant Simon Feltham and Sergeant Andre Kow alcyk from the Tactical Policing Unit. Audio

Sonia Yee is in Dunedin to hear candid stories about the sex industry. Audio

On this week's The Vault, producer Sonia Yee looks at stories of poverty. Audio

For those in search of peace and happiness, this programme takes clips from the mid-seventies, and looks at why individuals have chosen to escape from it all. Audio

On this week's The Vault, producer Sonia Yee looks at stories of poverty. Audio

This week's 'The Vault' looks at women from the past who weren't afraid of being first in line... Audio

Women from the past who dared to be different - who weren't afraid to step outside of conventional boundaries and show a bit of flesh... The first Red Cross nurse in New Zealand bares all for £5, and… Audio

Sonia Yee talks to Jo Randerson about her new play 'Good Night - The End', the characters of which are Grim Reapers. Audio

The Vault this week gives us an insight into alternative lifestyles. Audio

An insight into alternative lifestyles through clips from the mid-1970s, looking at why individuals have chosen to escape from it all. Audio