No Labels
Tune in to Thomas Bryan as he explores the diversity of disability issues, with co-host Mike Gourley.
No Labels is a programme about your community with a focus on accessibility for all. The show looks at services which might assist you, and highlights topics and challenges that might pose barriers for older people, or those living with or experiencing disability. In each programme we interview someone from the community whose role, paid or voluntary, provides topical and current information relating to our community. Each show has a disability/accessibility focus and the issues this might pose for our community. Guests share about their role in the community, a little about themselves and their favourite music. Tune in every week, Tuesdays, at 1pm. If you want to get in touch with Thomas, send him an email - thomas.s.bryan@gmail.com This show is sponsored by the Wellington City Council. In our show on 31 January Thomas speaks to Penny Hulse, MNZM. Penny is currently a board member of Kāinga Ora. She also holds a number of other current appointments such as board member of the Auckland Museum, board member of Aktive (a regional sport body) and trustee of the Community Waitakere Trust. Ms Hulse has extensive local government experience and was the Deputy Mayor of Auckland Council from 2010 to 2016. She retired as a Councillor in 2019, after a 27-year period in roles for the Waitakere City Council and Auckland Council. 
Penny Hulse - Image shows Penny Hulse, smiling in front of a landscape painting showing houses and harbour. Penny has short grey hair and is wearing a white shirt and black jacket, a gold bee broach, thick silver necklace and silver earrings.
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