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Ashburton River run: Off-road fun for St John
Ashburton River run: Off-road fun for St John
Thrill-seekers will get a chance to head off-road on Sunday in the inaugural Ashburton Can-Am river run to raise money for St John ambulance.
Date set for Matariki fireworks at New Brighton
Date set for Christchurch's first Matariki fireworks display at New Brighton
A date has been set for Christchurch’s first Matariki Fireworks Spectacular.
Canterbury Museum under pressure to return Nigerian taonga
Canterbury Museum under pressure to return Nigerian taonga
Germany has agreed to return priceless stolen artefacts to Africa and Canterbury Museum is now facing pressure to do the same.
Mike McRoberts gets emotional during TV colleagues' tribute
Mike McRoberts gets emotional during TV colleagues' tribute
Newshub host Mike McRoberts became visibly emotional when his colleagues surprised him with a tribute to his journalistic career last night.
Hororata Glow Festival set to light up domain
Hororata Glow Festival set to light up domain
Hororata Domain is ready to glow on Saturday with a crowd of 10,000 expected at the Hororata Glow Festival.
Giant skateboard to promote Olympics
Giant skateboard coming to Canterbury to promote Tokyo Olympics
A call has gone out asking people to come up with a name for a giant skateboard that will visit Canterbury in late May and June to promote the Tokyo Olympic Games.
Amberley pool overhaul to start soon
Amberley pool overhaul to start soon
People in Amberley could be enjoying their revamped public swimming pool by the end of the year after it was announced work will soon start on the $2 million refurbishment.
'Spirit of exploration': Skiers sought for opening of traverse
'Spirit of exploration': Skiers sought for opening of traverse
Christchurch's Antarctic Heritage Trust is on the hunt for five young people to take part in the first official expedition to cross a new 50km ski-touring route.
The Serpent diplomat on 'gripping' Netflix show
The Serpent diplomat on 'gripping' Netflix show
The hero of popular new Netflix miniseries, The Serpent, who is now living out his retirement in NZ says he found the show "absolutely gripping" - and "formidable" in its dedication to accuracy.
City to be lit up for Matariki
Central Chch, New Brighton to be lit up for Matariki
Christchurch will be lit up like the Pleiades during the inaugural Tīrama Mai event to celebrate Matariki this winter.
Third Oscar for McDormand, Hopkins oldest recipient
Third Oscar for McDormand, Hopkins oldest recipient
Frances McDormand has won her third Oscar, cementing her reputation as one of the best actresses of her generation, while Antony Hopkins picked up his second Academy Award and became the oldest recipient.
'We did it New Zealand' - Six60 make history at Eden Park
'We did it New Zealand' - Six60 make history at Eden Park
Six60 have made their history at Eden Park - and they've done it with a smile and before a crowd with an "electric" atmosphere despite intermittent showers.
Emotions high as big crowds entertained
Emotions high as big crowds entertained
Christchurch’s MulletMan and his partner, Mim, entertained a large crowd at the official opening of the Arrowtown Autumn Festival on Thursday.
Drama behind-the-scenes and on stage at theatre
The Court Theatre turns 50: New book tells of drama behind-the-scenes and on stage
The Court Theatre's 50th birthday celebrations kick off today with the launch of a new book that reveals there has been almost as much drama behind the scenes as on-stage at the Christchurch theatre.
Miss Chevy wows crowd with vintage glam
Rolleston's Miss Chevy Chevelle wows crowd with vintage glam at Miss Pinup NZ
Rolleston's Sharvelle Mackay has returned home victorious from the Miss Pinup New Zealand event.
Hollywood star's epic praise of NZ after moving down under
Hollywood star's epic praise of NZ after moving down under
Film star Joseph Gordon-Levitt has opened up about life in New Zealand and what it has been like experiencing the country's effective Covid-19 response.
Aussie musician John Butler announces Chch show
Aussie musician John Butler announces Chch show
Australia’s highest selling independent artist of all time is coming to Christchurch next month.
Considering Matthew Shepard
Considering Matthew Shepard: Contemporary oratorio comes to Christchurch
'Considering Matthew Shepard', a poignant oratorio written by noted US choir director Craig Hella Johnson, will open in Christchurch on April 24.
'Pretty brutal': Journalist Patrick Gower's terrifying health scare
'Pretty brutal': Journalist Patrick Gower's terrifying health scare
Journalist Patrick Gower has opened up about a condition that has, once again, forced him to undergo emergency surgery on one of his eyes.