The pungent aroma of garum masala and other sweet spices and chillies permeated the air at the Global Locals of Waimakariri Wednesday night cooking class.
More than 400 golf balls rained down on a Canterbury school during a fundraiser at the weekend.
It was an idea borne of desperation.
A symbolic Japanese gate once located by the main stand at Riccarton Racecourse is being moved to Halswell Quarry Park.
Riders of all ages took part in one of NZ’s fastest mountain bike races on the banks of the Waimakariri River at the weekend.
Ross Stubley's Capri soft top was one of many cars on show at a Canterbury Ford event last weekend.
Burwood-based owner of the Fixit Factory Phil Garrett always thought his family motto should have been 'waste not, want not'.
The NZ Taxpayers' Union met in Christchurch before setting off on a two-month road trip to protest the planned three waters reforms.
Joyce Reilly always has a box of tissues on the front desk at her Dolls City Hospital in Opawa - and it gets used quite a bit.
Mazda MX5 owners in Canterbury are like motoring enthusiasts worldwide: Passionate about their brand.
Halswell's Ron Towner, 89, is following in the footsteps of the famous British Captain Tom Moore, walking every day until his 90th birthday to raise $90k for charity.
Christchurch stargazer Nick Faulkner's photo of the Milky Way galaxy has earned him global recognition.
Christchurch stargazer Nick Faulkner's photo of the Milky Way galaxy has earned him global recognition.
Yabba dabba doo will echo through the Southern Alps on Saturday as a Canterbury teacher aide rides her modified 50cc Yamaha in the Scooter Safari.
Business is booming at Christchurch trading card shops thanks to a popular NZ fantasy game. Sam Smith, who runs Sydenham's FAB Armory, explains how he recently sold two cards for $35k each.
A Lincoln drone racer nicknamed 'Shrimpy Boy' has achieved his dream of joining an elite European Champions League team.
Cobham Intermediate students are holding a garage sale today and tomorrow to repurpose hundreds of items not needed when they move into their new school.
The Lincoln University Hunting Club has held its annual duck calling competition.
They have all the bells and whistles and when viewed from a low angle, they really do look the part – right down to the lugs and chains and their sound effects.
Tired, sore but happily exhausted, 12 Christchurch students got a hero's welcome when they cycled through the school gates at the end of a 19-day adventure.
