Exhibition celebrates Indian culture
Christchurch is celebrating 125 years since the first Indian settlers arrived in Aotearoa with exhibition Mokaa - The Land of Opportunity.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
The journey to find their voices
One Canterbury foundation is helping children find their place in the world.
Complainant: no te reo Māori on walkway signs
A complaint said that bilingual signage should not be in Māori as a low percentage of people speak it
Let there be light
"UV spaghetti" and talking trees D'Light Cantabrians at Botanic Gardens show.
Nifty Markets bring fresh ideas to Christchurch
Rosie Carroll has created a new market, which is, as she says, "somewhere that I would want to shop".
Remember the milkshakes at Stork Inn?
New book about Addington details its rich history and local legends dating back to 1863.
Burnside students host feminism conference
Could a feminism conference organised by three Burnside High students be the spark of a greater movement in Christchurch?
Beginner salsa classes a huge hit
The Salsa Latina Dance Centre holds free classes once a month for all new beginner Salsa dancers!
RDU fundraising marathon a success
Alternative radio station raises more than $10,000 in 24-hour fundraising marathon.
What is that sculpture about?
The 'Spires' sculpture in Latimer Square baffles many, but the city council has no plans for an information panel.