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
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Students and community members gathered on Sunday to plant for two hours, hoping to bring new life into empty land
A bees role in our ecosystem is vital - and the next generation is eager to ensure a bright future for our tiny friends
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 still continues to gain popularity in New Zealand and specifically Canterbury.
Maddie Davidson is about to attend her second games. Back home in Christchurch, the next generation look up to her success.
The Oxford Dark Sky Society has hopes for a Dark Nation
Running clubs are on the rise - including local running club Social Striders!
The final game for the Super Rugby Aupiki season is a rematch between Matatū and Chiefs Manawa this Saturday at Ngā Puna Wai.
High schoolers of Christchurch took to the streets to protest climate change.
The Christchurch Marathon is on the horizon, with the event taking place this month.
A month after meeting with the Ministry of Education Rolleston College is still in limbo over their building plans.
A weekend of festivities and surfing awaits The Single Fin Mingle
Education Minister Erica Stanford has just announced today that the new coalition Government will be making significant changes to NCEA.
Artwork and baked goodies will be on display this weekend in Lyttelton.
David Seymour has sparked fear amongst teachers across Aotearoa as he announces his wishes to cut funding for free lunches in schools.