Pasifika students call for more representation
As New Zealand's population grows, so does the diversity in it's people. The Pasifika community feels it's time they're better reflected.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Tea and cake bring joy to city
Moodshift run by Gapfiller brought happiness to people's day.
Clash of the street art
Graffiti in Christchurch comes in many forms, but they do not always share the spaces.
Foodbank for the people
What sets 0800 Hungry apart is they deliver, on both their promises and their food.
Ramadan a healing process for Christchurch Muslims
Tomorrow is Eid Al Fitr marking the end of Ramadan for the Muslim community. This year is extra significant being the first after March 15.
Winter blast no deterrent for Armageddon fans
A cold rainy weekend in Christchurch didn't stop 15,000 fans turning up for Armageddon.
Is it Ōtākaro or Ōtākaroro?
A twinked-over sign by the Avon River suggests the correct spelling of the word.
Culture shines through Linwood pool concepts
New pool will be a place of not just activity, but a cultural landmark for Linwood and Christchurch.
Armageddon bans replica weapons
Mosque attacks prompt event organisers to enforce new rules and tighter restrictions on props and imitation weapons.
Te reo... what?
It's time New Zealanders properly understand te reo Māori.