Change in direction for New Regent St businesses
Shops and eateries are shifting their businesses to work without the usual international tourists in the central city street.
Change in direction for New Regent St businesses
Blake Benny
Shops and eateries are shifting their businesses to work without the usual international tourists in the central city street.
Celebrating Matariki at The Arts Centre
The Arts Centre is bringing people together to celebrate the rise of Matariki; the beginning of the Maori New Year.
Early bird gets the park
Students are annoyed with the lack of car parks provided by the Ara Institute of Canterbury
Taking a walk through your minds labyrinth
The recent art installation at Tūranga invites audiences to explore their minds creative landscape.
Off The Field podcast episode 1
This week on the podcast we speak to Dan Carter's dad, Neville Carter, Sports broadcaster, Phil Gifford and some up and coming rugby players
No ticket price drop for Rhythm and Vines
Festival lineup to be announced next month is unlikely to include international artists.
Elderly left to clean up council mess
A Christchurch City Council tree on the berm outside an Ilam home is damaging an elderly resident's property.
Inform Christchurch
A podcast show that unpacks Canterbury's issues every week with the people that matter.
Red Cards - Ep 1
In the first episode, Tia McDougall talks about losing kids and young people in sport
Me, My Student Loan, and I - Episode One
For Episode One, Emma Olsen looks at the history of the student loan/allowance system.
The Cost of Love - Episode 1
In the first episode, Carmina Blewett and Kate Davey take a look at media's relationship with love
The Art Of Creative Wellness (Ep.1)
In the first episode, Antoinette Spicer explores ‘creative spaces’ - organisations and places where people can access art.
But, you don't look sick? Episode 1
In the first episode, James Fleury has a conversation with NZ food-travel show host, Nici Wickes about life with a chronic disease.
Sumner residents take icy plunge in remembrance
Single figure sea temperatures didn't stop Sumner residents from a mid-winter swim to remember two tragic deaths.
When Parliament goes walking
With 14 hours plus of work daily, here's how a small group of MPs break up their busy schedule in the Beehive.