What’s Up Ōtautahi? Duncan Webb
Devon Bolger sits down with this week’s guest Duncan Webb to talk all things Christchurch.
What’s Up Ōtautahi? Episode 6 - Glenn Livingstone
Devon Bolger sits down with this week’s guest Glenn Livingstone to talk all things Christchurch
What's Up Ōtautahi? Aaron Keown
Devon Bolger sits down with this week's guest Aaron Keown to talk all things Christchurch
What's up Ōtautahi? Anne Galloway
Devon Bolger sits down with this week's guest Anne Galloway to talk all things Christchurch
What's up Ōtautahi? Raf Manji
Devon Bolger sits down with this week's guest Raf Manji to talk all things Christchurch
What's up Ōtautahi? Deon Swiggs
Metro News journalist Devon Bolger sits down with councillor Deon Swiggs to talk all things Ōtautahi .
What's up Ōtautahi? Jamie Gough
Devon Bolger sits down with councillor Jamie Gough to get his opinion on the issues facing Christchurch
Trees for Canterbury
Trees for Canterbury is a not-for-profit organisation that strives to replenish Christchurch's natural landscape through donating and planting trees in communities across the city.
Student pushes for straw free Christchurch
Outdoor Education student Taylor Polwart has been working with Christchurch bars to ditch the plastic straws and be more sustainable.
Sea Eagles pay visit to Christchurch school
The Manly Sea Eagles took time out from training to visit Catholic Cathedral College
Phillipstown to keep fighting LiquorLand
A group of Christchurch locals is taking on a liquor giant in an effort to protect their community.
News bulletin, June 4, 2018
Christchurch marathon weaves through a construction zone, QEII reopens to the public, and NASA touches down.
Dogs for good cause in Christchurch
Large dog walks are becoming more common in our cities, raising money for charity and bringing people together.
Kicking the paper cup habit
There's no doubt that kiwi's love coffee. However, there's a major problem with the amount of paper cups we go through.
Listen: Radio Current Affairs
Listen to current affairs from around Christchurch, broadcast on Plains FM.
Spieth sets pace at 82nd Masters
Jordan Spieth has taken the early lead at the end of the first round of the Masters.
Port workers to strike again
Lyttelton Port workers will soon walk off the job again after negotiations fell through.
Consent passed to build cycleway at Mangamaunu
Kaikoura District Council and Environment Canterbury have approved consents to build a cycleway, which could destroy a pristine coastline.
Crusaders bring in fresh legs for Jaguares
The Crusaders are ringing in the changes ahead of this weekends clash with Jaguares.
Warriors return to Mt. Smart to take on Cowboys
The Warriors will be looking to keep the momentum going after an undefeated start to the season.
Cyclists claim NZ's first medals
New Zealand sits sixth on the Commonwealth Games medal table after a successful night on the bike.
Hornby Panthers return to home ground
Hornby Panthers will return to Leslie Park after a year away from their historic home ground.
Reserve Bank ushers in new era
Adrian Orr will officially take up position of governor of the Reserve Bank today.
Hundreds watch horses hit Hagley
Horses paraded around Hagley Park on Saturday to raise money for cancer.
Port workers march through Lyttelton
Around 200 Lyttelton Port workers took to the streets to protest pay and safety concerns on Thursday.
Cycleway risks ruining famous surfing spot
A concerned surfer can't understand the NZTA's plan to build a cycleway along one of the best surfing spots in the country.
Residents frustrated with lack of action on speed
Residents in Burkes Pass near Tekapo are growing in concern about the speed limit through their village.
The speed limit is currently 80 kilometers per hour with residents wanting that down to 60.
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Workers say port company culture "toxic"
Workers have been on strike for two weeks, with negotiations going nowhere.
Gnome lines up Obama as next signature
Achilles the gnome won't shy away from a meet and greet with a famous face, and Barack Obama is his next target.
Christchurch man Henry Sunderland uses Achilles to promote awareness and start a conve…
Gang members plead guilty to drug, firearm charges
Methamphetamine, cannabis and guns were seized from the gang headquarters in Christchurch.
City council wants empty shops dressed
Councillor Deon Swiggs is leading a team that will pick a handful of designs and projects to appear in shop windows and stores.
Schoolgirl's football skills break gender barrier
Christchurch's Darsha Keogan is the first girl to play in a boys' football team at big national tournament.
Divisive Denton Park
The decision to build a library at Denton Park has divided a community.