Book offers insights on gay writer
Book offers insights on gay writer
A series of journals by a trailblazing Canterbury author, which were locked away for decades after his death, have now been revealed.
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Hilary Barry brings back Formal Friday for lockdown
Hilary Barry brings back Formal Friday for lockdown
Last year Seven Sharp host Hilary Barry kept the country entertained during lockdown with her Formal Friday posts - and now she's brought it back.
'Down at Your Library' earns international honour
Waimakariri's 'Down at Your Library' earns international music honour
Waimakariri District Libraries has earned a top spot at an international music competition after composing an original song and music video about how much they love their libraries.
$1m council loan provides lifeline for NZ Agricultural Show
$1m council loan provides lifeline for NZ Agricultural Show
Christchurch City Council has offered a $1 million loan to the New Zealand Agricultural Show if Covid-19 restrictions force the event to be cancelled for the second year in a row.
Popular social media site to ban porn in bid to clean up image
Popular social media site to ban porn in bid to clean up image
Only Fans, the social media site that has become notorious for allowing anyone to create and sell pornographic content, is banning sexually explicit material in an attempt to clean up its image.
What Now: NZ's longest running children's show marks 40 years
What Now: NZ's longest running children's show marks 40 years
What Now, NZ's longest running and most successful children's television show, was launched in 1981 from a Christchurch studio.
‘Firebird’ gives role wings
‘Firebird’ gives role wings
A new star is born in the Royal New Zealand Ballet’s latest new contemporary production The Firebird, choreographed by Laughlan Prior.
Corona Cops of Sumner set to make a comeback
Corona Cops of Sumner set to make a comeback
The Corona Cops of Sumner are making a comeback for the nationwide lockdown part 2.
Children’s book authors find beauty in disaster
Children’s book authors find beauty in disaster
A broken leg and a job redundancy were exactly what a Christchurch couple needed to fulfil a dream they’ve never had time to embark on.
Shortland Street actor Francis Mossman dies
Shortland Street actor Francis Mossman dies
Shortland Street actor Francis Mossman died suddenly at the weekend.
Lord of the Rings TV show moving to UK
Lord of the Rings TV show moving to UK
The NZ Government is pulling some financial support for the Lord of the Rings TV series after a decision by Amazon Studios to shift production of future seasons to the UK.
Hilary Barry hits back at Give Us A Clue reviews
'Either be a family show or don't': Hilary Barry hits back over new show's negative reviews
Hilary Barry has taken to Twitter to celebrate Give Us a Clue's ratings and alluded to the show's not-so favourable reviews.
Christchurch rocker to lead Blossom Festival band
Christchurch rocker to lead Blossom Festival band
An eclectic mix of Kiwi rockers from the bands Dead Flowers, D4 and Ekko Park, fronted by Exponents lead Jordan Luck, are headlining the 65th Contact Alexandra Blossom Festival.
Ski fields fill up midweek: People 'call in sick' for season's best snow
Ski fields fill up midweek: People 'call in sick' for season's best snow
"Mark it in your calendars and prepare to call in sick," said ski operators, predicting the best snow of the season.
800-year-old rude carving found hidden in church
Carpenter's 800-year-old rude carving found hidden in church ceiling
Images of an 800-year-old carving have gone viral after the X-rated art was uncovered in a public church.
Duchess of York ready to discuss new Mills & Boon novel in Chch
Duchess of York ready to discuss new Mills & Boon novel in Chch
The Duchess of York Sarah Ferguson's new novel Her Heart for a Compass has been released ahead of her appearance later this month at WORD Christchurch.
Ōtautahi artist reveals 'devastatingly beautiful' waiata
Ōtautahi artist reveals 'devastatingly beautiful' waiata
Ōtautahi-born artist Em Walker (Waikato-Tainui, Ngaati Tiipaa) has revealed a new TE KAAHU waiata - the exquisite E Hine Ē.
Support for dog park idea in Diamond Harbour
Support for dog park idea in Diamond Harbour
Diamond Harbour residents are calling for a dog park in their Banks Peninsula township.
New mural to power up the red zone
New mural to power up the red zone
New Brighton artist Nathan Ingram - also known as Dr Suits - is behind a vibrant new mural brightening up the east Christchurch red zone.
A heart of darkness
A heart of darkness
One of Timaru writer Owen Marshall’s darker tales is about the hit the big screen. He tells the ODT's Tom McKinlay how it came to be.
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