Issues Unpacked: Moving on
September marked six months on from the March 15 terror attack in Christchurch, now where are things at?
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Saigon's heat returns to Christchurch
The award-winning musical, Miss Saigon, opened on Friday evening in the city's Isaac Theatre Royal.
Christchurch creatives' new spin on live music
A local post-punk electronic trio are giving new life to traditional music performances.
Little Andromeda Theatre to return
Pop-up theatre gets $50,000 to set up and operate new 100-seat venue on The Terrace next month.
Pinoy pride shines for upcoming Miss Saigon show
Several Filipinos from around Australasia will be stepping into the limelight in the production of Miss Saigon.
Christchurch student wins prestigious award
Cashmere High School Head Boy, Okirano Tilaia, has won the Prime Minister's Pacific Youth Award.
All Blacks skills session with Muslim community
A selection of All Blacks have held an exclusive skills and drills session for children affected by the terror attacks of March 15.
Group wants face-lift for Denton Park
Hornby residents fear the 1974 Commonwealth Games legacy will be lost without a memorial of Stanley Denton at the park.
The "hottest night of winter" a first for the city
Christchurch can expect a fun-filled evening with the inaugural Latin Street Party to light up New Regent Street on July 20
Limited spaces for Christchurch Drag Scene
You may not know this, but June is international LGBT+ pride month.