MetroNews: Student drinking culture
There's concern more students are drinking on their own. Community leaders believe the problem was escalated by Covid lockdowns.
Radio Current Affairs: Ukrainian Crisis
One of our reporters gains an understanding of how Christchurch acted in support for Ukraine.
This small town is troubled by street lights
Residents in the small township of Birdlings Flat are divided on what to do about light pollution, they want their night sky back.
TV:Increased demand for foodbanks and free stores.
As living expenses rise across the country, more people are fighting to stay afloat.
Strippers are calling for better protection
Women working as strippers want better protection and rules to stop coercion and abuse.
Food poverty keeping kids home from school
Government lunchbox guidelines and notes from teachers have some parents keeping kids home if they don't have appropriate food for school.
Uncertain future for the Cust Plunket rooms
Members of the Cust community are disappointed in Plunket's proposal to sell the building.
New research providing hope for rangatahi
Findings from a Canterbury based research report has provided hope for young people struggling with mental illness.
Is homophobia still an issue in student culture?
Two students were verbally harassed while walking down Maidstone Road last Friday, and now they're questioning the safety of the city.
Christchurch Mayor apologises to the public
Lianne Dalziel, in a Christchurch City Council meeting yesterday, publicly apologised to the community in relation to the Bromley odour.