'As if it's a crime to be poor'
Former Human Rights Commission advisor blasts Housing New Zealand over needless evictions for meth contamination.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
'As if it's a crime to be poor'
Antoinette Spicer
Former Human Rights Commission advisor blasts Housing New Zealand over needless evictions for meth contamination.
87 year old volunteer making a big difference
Red Maddock is an active member of the community cleaning up the same walkway for nearly 30 years.
Water restrictions to hasten dechlorination
City council considers all-year winter-level water restrictions to make supply chlorine-free faster.
Burnside students host feminism conference
Could a feminism conference organised by three Burnside High students be the spark of a greater movement in Christchurch?
New bridge layout 'defies logic'
Nightclub owner frustrated by removal of taxi stands and car parking from Hereford St bridge.
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.
Football Fern inspires future stars
Women's football in New Zealand is fast developing as an equal to the men's game.
Christchurch water's chlorine levels reduced
Following complaints, the council is halving the amount of chlorine in 27 of the city's 52 pump stations.
News bulletin, June 8, 2018
Farmers struggle in mycoplasma bovis outbreak, dishing up new skills in the kitchen, and female football stars make a play for the future.
Sea Eagles pay visit to Christchurch school
The Manly Sea Eagles took time out from training to visit Catholic Cathedral College
Christchurch mall opens doors to pets
The city is making moves to include furry friends in more of our favourite places.
Boom in local volunteers getting green fingers
More Cantabrians are getting their hands dirty volunteering to improve the city's green spaces.
Local club sport back in the spotlight
When it comes to covering Canterbury club sport, there's a lone ranger holding down the fort.
Meet Ace - a horse who wants to stop bullying
The Crusaders are teaming up with Bayleys to fight bullying - that's the word straight from the horse's mouth.
News bulletin, June 7, 2018
Palm oil under the spotlight, new book says no to bullying, and our furry friends go shopping.