High Street development nears completion
The heritage-listed Duncan's Building on High Street should open as a "thriving little hub" in a month, the project's developer says.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
High Street development nears completion
Steven Walton
The heritage-listed Duncan's Building on High Street should open as a "thriving little hub" in a month, the project's developer says.
Artists on the hunt for source of anon message
Coffin-shaped plaques were delivered in the dead of night to arts organisations across the city... now the hunt is on for those responsible.
Healing Christchurch with tea, touch and talk
The Manaaki Project aims to help people recover after the terror attacks.
Council looks to change carbon targets
Vicki Buck said after a presentation from climate activists that the council is exploring the idea of lowering the 2050 carbon-zero target.
Girl Guides biscuit's final sale
It will be your last chance to stock up on Girl Guide biscuits tomorrow, as the charity funded organisation stops their sales forever.
Cantabrians snap for science
An Environment group is asking for the community to help crown Christchurch as the most bio-diverse city in the world.
Youth-led project on local skate park
The Waimakariri Youth Council have big ideas for the Rangiora skate park and are hoping to have Council funding.
Regional aircraft left out of business review
Air New Zealand's 777-200 replacements pushed back raising question of age.
Youth drivers licencing scheme announced
A New Government scheme will help young people who get youth benefits or receive care get their drivers licence.
Transgender community thrive in local web series
New Zealand's transgender community has key roles in a five-episode web series.
M.bovis - the disease breaking farmers
One Ealing dairy farmer says he was given no support for his mental well being after his farm tested positive with Mycoplasma Bovis.
Tiny shops, huge impact
Linwood's Tiny Shop Village is run by the community, for the community.
Mosque attack victim: "I need my wife"
Mohammad Arafat wants his wife's visa extended as he says she's the only person that can comfort him.
Totem'esque sculpture to tower at inner city park
A 16-metre tall sculpture will be placed in Rauora Park, the public space at the heart of the East Frame.
Uber 'working hard' to prevent incidents
Uber will release statistics of sexual assaults in their vehicles following the conviction of a Christchurch Uber driver last month.