Art Without Limitations
Amy Boswell-Hore, a University of Canterbury graduate, brings a unique perspective to the issue of accessibility in art and heritage spaces.
A new Anzac service to honour 43 fallen soldiers
An Anzac service at Waltham Memorial park that was led by Reverend Dr Richard Waugh has been made to honour the soldiers.
Kapa haka, not only a commitment -it's a lifestyle
Ngā Toi o Te Rangi, a local kapa haka group explained what it's like to be a part of a kapa haka campaign ahead of Ngā Whakataetae Kapa Haka o Waitaha. Our reporter Brie-Ellen Harding with this story.
The 2024 Easter Camp experience
Easter Camp is notorious for the highs and lows, as youth camp for four nights
The Holi Fest comes to Rangiora
The 30th of March saw a splash of colour come to the centre of the North Canterbury town of Rangiora.
Farid Ahmed and the art of forgiveness
Over 20 years ago Farid was hit and made paralysed by a drunk driver. On March 15th, 2019 his wife was killed, but he chose forgiveness.
Colourful fashion hit the runway at IRT Cup day
On Tuesday over 13,000 people attended the IRT Trotting Day Cup. But it wasn't just the horses gaining all the attention- but the fashion.
In The 03: Theia x TE KAAHU
Em-Haley Walker, professionally known as Theia and TE KAAHU, returns to Ōtautahi for her first performance in over five years.
In The 03: River Jayden
River Jayden discusses her upcoming exhibition and the inspiration behind it.
Mainstream kura embracing Kapa Haka at Tūhono
Over the weekend, rangatahi from 30 different kura performed at the Tūhono Kapa Haka Festival.