The Happiness Report - Episode Four
Children and Mental Health
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
The culture around student drinking
After seeing the effects drinking culture has in Dunedin, what are people in Christchurch doing to look after students.
Kiwi as episode four: Māori
'Māori' dives into the values of the culture and their application to 21st century sectors like health, education and tourism.
Oh My God? Episode Two: A Sister's Choice
Women have a place in Christianity, but is it the place they want? Introducing 'A Sister’s Choice', the second episode of 'Oh My God?'
NYUBD: Skill, Strength, and Discipline
We danced our way into the next episode of Not Your Usual Ball Drop! Karry Summers is a multi-award winning pole dancer.
NYUBD: Throwing a Curveball
Tayla Bruce, a Blackjacks lawn bowler, stepped up to the mat for the 5th episode of Not Your Usual Ball Drop.
Issues Unpacked: Why are we scared of STI's?
Starting the conversation about sexual health and breaking down the stigma about getting tested.
METRONEWS | IN FOCUS | Episode Three
Join Connor Stirling, Isaac Gunson, Leighton Heikell, Brooke Hunter and Isobel Prasad for your Canterbury news in focus.
Women Where it Matters
In this episode, join Grace and Natasha as they explore the rise of sustainable fashion.
Agrecovery- a solution to New Zealand's farm waste
Agrecovery is a non-profit organisation, providing a sustainable way for farmers to get rid of their harmful or hazards chemical containers
The Happiness Report - Episode Three
Youth and Mental Health
Kiwi as: episode three
Episode three of 'Kiwi as' a web-series about all things NZ, brings a panel of experts together to talk all things nature.
NYUBD: He strikes again
Le's get thrown into the fourth ep. of Not Your Usual Ball Drop. We have New Zealand's up & coming Lacrosse striker, Jacob Hall.
Scott Base: A Redevelopment
Senior Project Manager, Simon Shelton, gives an in depth look into the massive project on Ross Island.
Theatre breaking down the stigma around dementia
Two organisations are working together to teach young people about dementia through performance.