Sell-out expected for Selwyn Sounds
Sell-out expected for Selwyn Sounds
"It’s going to be a full house," said Selwyn Sounds promoter David Parlane ahead of the event on Saturday.
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'Climate action campus' breaks new ground
Christchurch 'climate action campus' first of its kind in Australasia
In a first of a kind for Australasia, Christchurch will soon be home to a Climate Action Campus.
Hosking and Ardern: Newstalk ZB host backtracks on not having PM on show
Hosking and Ardern: Newstalk ZB host backtracks on not having PM on show
Radio host Mike Hosking has backtracked on comments he made after an interview with PM Jacinda Ardern on his radio show - and has issued an apology to one of his ZB colleagues.
Celebrating surfing, music and culture at Sumner
Single Fin Mingle: Celebrating surfing, music and culture at Sumner beach
The Single Fin Mingle is about to barrel into the streets and surf of Sumner.
30 million-year-old turtle found in church limestone
30 million-year-old turtle found in church limestone
Paul Deans was sifting through some limestone he was given from the earthquake-destroyed Oxford Terrace Baptist Church when he made a prehistoric discovery.
Hosking v Ardern: Newstalk ZB host says 'I don't want her back' on show
Hosking v Ardern: Newstalk ZB host says 'I don't want her back' on show
Radio host Mike Hosking said he doesn't want PM Jacinda Ardern back on his radio show after an interview on Wednesday morning.
Ferrymead gigs to cap off national tour
Christchurch gigs planned to cap off band's big national winter tour
The Jordan Luck Band will cap off their biggest NZ tour in more than a decade with two shows in Christchurch in September.
Big wins for courtroom drama, jazz film at SAG Awards
Big wins for courtroom drama, jazz film at SAG Awards
Courtroom drama "The Trial of the Chicago 7" and jazz period film "Ma Rainey's Black Bottom" were the big winners at the Screen Actors Guild awards, while Schitt's Creek won best TV comedy.
City's last United Video closes its doors for good
Christchurch's last United Video store fades to black
It will be the end of an era in Christchurch on April 30 when the city's last United Video store shuts its doors for good.
'A good hardy Kiwi bar': New establishment opening in Lincoln
'A good hardy Kiwi bar': New establishment opening in Lincoln
The hospitality scene in Lincoln is about to get busier.
Group to assess viability of TVNZ and RNZ merger
TVNZ and RNZ merger: Group to assess viability of one public media outlet
A team of experts will begin assessing the viability of the merging of TVNZ and RNZ into one new public media entity.
Chorus gears up for extravaganza show
Christchurch City Chorus gears up for extravaganza show
Following a successful recruitment drive, internationally-acclaimed a cappella group Christchurch City Chorus is looking forward to their next show on April 10.
Young snappers rewarded for tui photos
Young Canterbury photographers rewarded for tui pics
Are tui New Zealand’s most photogenic bird? The winning images of Canterbury Museum’s Amazing Animals! photography competition suggest they might be.
From Canterbury farm boy to pioneering plastic surgeon
From Canterbury farm boy to pioneering plastic surgeon
A new book chronicles the life of Sir William Manchester, who was instrumental in the development of Burwood Hospital's burns unit.
More details revealed about planned Hanmer Springs flyride
More details revealed about planned Hanmer Springs flyride
A flyride proposed at Hanmer Springs will whisk passengers down a 500 metre course on Conical Hill in little over a minute.
The Court Theatre recasting trans role after complaints
The Court Theatre recasting trans role after complaints
The Court Theatre has apologised and is recasting a role after complaints from the transgender and gender diverse community over a new play.
Lockdown critic Naz Khanjani gets emergency MIQ spot after UK trip
Lockdown critic Naz Khanjani gets emergency MIQ spot after UK trip
Former Bachelor NZ contestant and 'Christchurch landscaper' Naz Khanjani, who previously criticised quarantine and downplayed Covid-19, has been granted an emergency MIQ spot to return to NZ.
Hilary Barry wins hearts with makeup-free bed hair selfie
Hilary Barry wins hearts with makeup-free bed hair selfie
Most TV hosts cultivate an image of being preened to perfect - but Seven Sharp's Hilary Barry is refreshingly candid about life when she's not in front of the camera.
Exhibition has added dimension
Exhibition has added dimension
A Christchurch virtual reality expert is helping to transport people to a psychedelic and colourful world at this year’s Dunedin Fringe Festival.
'Hardly appropriate': Viewer calls out Hilary Barry's outfit, again
'Hardly appropriate': Viewer calls out Hilary Barry's outfit, again
Seven Sharp host Hilary Barry's on-air fashion choices are again under attack after a viewer's bizarre complaint.