Volunteers Plant 5000 Native Trees in the Red Zone
Students and community members gathered on Sunday to plant for two hours, hoping to bring new life into empty land
Volunteers Plant 5000 Native Trees in the Red Zone
Rebekah Hunt
Students and community members gathered on Sunday to plant for two hours, hoping to bring new life into empty land
Future Generation of Beekeeping
A bees role in our ecosystem is vital - and the next generation is eager to ensure a bright future for our tiny friends
Women of Steel off to Italy
The Women of Steel are an Auckland and Christchurch based dragon boating team that have qualified for the world championships in Italy. They face many challenges but continue to work hard.
Secondary school basketball no longer second
Secondary school basketball still continues to gain popularity in New Zealand and specifically Canterbury.
Local gymnast, an inspiration as Olympics near.
Maddie Davidson is about to attend her second games. Back home in Christchurch, the next generation look up to her success.
Pink Shirt Day - Bullying in The Workplace
Pink Shirt Day has been and gone, fundraising over $800,000 in the process!
Small cars, big things
Young driver Ben Morgan has been making waves in Midget car racing, showing he could hold his own last season against other seasoned drivers
Embracing the silver lining
With the winter weather in full effect, Chip Packet Project NZ and St Albans Community Centre are helping those in need.
Are electric cars still worth it?
Ev sales of electrical and hybrid sales have been plummeting and have been down for four months in a row.
An 8 hour journey for cancer.
Hundreds of 50CC city scooters tackle the southern alps in support of local cancer patients.
Volunteering Kiwis
Cantabrians are proud to help out where needed
Round two - Feral Cat hunting returns
A controversial category at the North Canterbury Hunting Competition makes a comeback. Reporter Joe Shaw has more.
A new Anzac service to honour 43 fallen soldiers
An Anzac service at Waltham Memorial park that was led by Reverend Dr Richard Waugh has been made to honour the soldiers.
School Ban on Cellphones
The start of term two means that the new government's ban on cell phones in school has come into effect.
Local wildlife park battles funding crisis
Family favorite Orana park calls for help from the community and council as park struggles with current funding budgets.