Theodore Roosevelt Jr once said,
"Far and away, the best prize that life can offer is the chance to work hard at work worth doing."
Ever since my interest in journalism sparked, I have been captivated by the fast-paced industry. Whenever I interview people, the best part for me is seeing the commitment and dedication in whatever they're doing. I can only hope that people see that same enthusiasm and drive in me when I speak about journalism.
Documentary: Accepting the good
When Lucy Hone's 12-year-old daughter died in a car crash, her life changed. This documentary explores her journey of resilient grieving.
Abortion: Should it be pro life or pro choice?
Abortion in New Zealand is legal but considered a crime if not "medically justified".
Older men get experience in the kitchen
Christchurch singles, widows and men wanting to improve their confidence in the kitchen learn how to cook
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.
An 11-year-old helps restore the Port Hills
Since the devastating Port Hills fire last year, community groups have been busy replanting the area.
News bulletin, June 6, 2018
New technology pinpoints emergency calls, plain packaging rolled out for cigarettes, and Manly Sea Eagles fly into Christchurch.
Queen's Birthday in Lincoln
Abbey Wakefield tracks down those celebrating Queen's Birthday weekend in Royal style.
News bulletin, June 5, 2018
Schools battling a teacher shortage crisis, bees buzzing in Christchurch red zone, and toes tapping at NZ Dance Awards.
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We take a look into freedom camping, find out about plastic bags in supermarkets and if you need downtime, we know what can help.
The importance of accepting diversity
Rugby, Christchurch, homosexuals and religion. What do they have common? Abbey Wakefield finds out.
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Find out about what Christchurch’s canines can expect in the future, look into the theatre scene and it’s struggles and much more!
Do the younger generation care about Anzac Day?
Abbey Wakefield finds out.
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Find out about ANZAC day, learn what's in your prescription medication and listen in on NZ music month.
A tragic Easter on the roads
The road death toll has increased over the Easter break
A Christchurch nurse is angry at a lack of staff
About 27 thousand healthcare workers are threatening strike action after declining a DHB settlement offer.
Prisoners feeding families in need
Christchurch Women's Prison is growing and donating fresh veges for local families.
One book sold every 30 seconds
Christchurch's Big Bargain Book Sale had nearly 60,000 books on offer
Vinyl gloves deemed unsafe
Health and safety risks have stopped New Zealand's main vinyl glove supplier from continuing sales.
Public transport to stay a pet free zone
ECan will not follow Wellington's example of allowing pets and owners to travel together on public transport.
Lights out for climate change
Millions of people around the globe will switch off their lights for Earth Hour this weekend.
Christchurch school kids write for Uganda
Students wrote, edited and published stories to send to Ugandan children
Christchurch old boy chosen for Commonwealth Games
Dominic Newman has been selected to play hockey for New Zealand.
Canterbury scientist gets once in a lifetime snap
University of Canterbury scientist captures a minke whale on camera
Margaret Mahy's birthday
It's time to reflect on one of New Zealand's most famous authors
5G coming to New Zealand
The new upgrade will be available to kiwi market at the end of the year
Christchurch offenders keep local groups afloat
Offenders sentenced to do community service are very valuable to organisations that rely on volunteers
National reviews policies to keep Young Nats safe
The National party has weekly meetings to keep their Young Nats safe
More trouble over sexual misconduct for Labour
Fresh allegations involving Young Labour in Christchurch
Young Labour Christchurch harassment claim
More trouble for Labour in the wake of the sexual abuse scandal in Waihi.
Jimmy Spithill jumps ship
Jimmy Spithill has left Team Oracle USA after losing to Team New Zealand at the America's Cup.
Over 50 students are helping kids keep warm
The 'Z Club' are fundraising to donate blankets and PJ's to Canterbury kids who are in need.
Canterbury unaffected by ex-tropical cyclone hola
Christchurch can expect a sunny day with temperatures around 20 degrees.
Protesters chain themselves to tracks
Christchurch trains stop running as six protesters lock themselves to railway lines.
Christchurch stars in new movie
Earthquake-hit parts of Christchurch 'perfect' backdrop for new movie.
Police party project up for national prize
More than 800 parties have been registered with police's `Good One' website.
Teen inmate works hard for brighter future
A teenage burglar is trying to turn his life around by learning skills for the workforce.
Punk trio want to make fans scream
There's nothing like performing live for young band with stars in their eyes.
Kiwi teenager to study fashion in Paris
Orion Scott will be studying fashion in Paris on an excellence scholarship.
Justice Precinct is HQ for future quakes
The $300 million building has all the necessities to be the emergency headquarters.
Free bikes for polytech students and staff
Ara Institute of Canterbury has launched a bike share scheme.