Proposal to axe The Project, consultation with staff begins
Proposal to axe The Project, consultation with staff begins
Three's news and entertainment show The Project may be discontinued in December.
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'Sand art has become my pub and my chemist'
'Sand art has become my pub and my chemist': Beach mandalas help heal the mind
A short film about Christchurch beach artist Wayne Webb and his history with mental health battles will feature in an upcoming film festival at Hoyts EntX.
'Too old to be in the club'
'Too old to be in the club'
Realising you’re no longer cool, young and hip is a moment most people try and avoid - but one man was confronted with it mid-dance.
Actual intelligence
Bill Bailey has some thoughts on AI
Bill Bailey answers the phone and immediately whisks the listener off into the whimsical world of English humour.
Radio pair walk around Octagon in 10 hour fundraiser
Radio pair walk around Octagon in 10 hour fundraiser
Radio hosts Patrina Roche and Callum Procter decided to go for a stroll around the Octagon for 10 hours yesterday.
Chrysler beauties go on show
Chrysler beauties go on show this weekend
Hundreds of Chrysler car enthusiasts will converge on Ashburton this weekend for a nationwide MoPars in the South gathering.
Watch: Catholic nun tackles climate activist
Watch: Catholic nun tackles climate activist
A Catholic nun has been videoed emphatically taking down a climate activist in France with a full-on rugby tackle.
New Wiggles doco covers on-stage heart attack
‘Thought he was dead’: New Wiggles doco reveals details about on-stage heart attack
Original Wiggles star Greg Page - who collapsed after having a heart attack during a reunion show - and his co-stars have recalled what it was like to be on stage at that moment in a new documentary.
NZ Idol winner jailed over hit and run
Former Idol winner jailed over hit and run
A former reality TV star who was arrested last year following a pursuit in which a police constable was left hospitalised with serious injuries can now be identified.
Hayley Holt on losing a baby, falling in love, and sobriety
Hayley Holt on losing a baby, falling in love, and sobriety
Broadcaster Hayley Holt isn’t afraid to do things differently.
Sam Neill reveals cancer drug will stop working
'I'm not afraid': Sam Neill reveals cancer treatment will eventually stop working
Sam Neill has shared a devastating update on his blood cancer battle - but the busy South Island actor, author, vineyard owner and grandfather is not letting the fear of death take over his life.
Actor Suzanne Somers dies
Actor Suzanne Somers dies
Actor Suzanne Somers, best known for her role on the 1970s television show "Three's Company", has died aged 76.
Molly on track to become a country music star
Molly on track to become a country music star
Canterbury teenager Molly Harrison has dreams of performing at the Tamworth Country Music Festival in 2025 - and maybe even Nashville one day.
Cal Wilson's heartbreaking podcast comments
Comedian Cal Wilson's heartbreaking podcast before she died
Christchurch-born comedian Cal Wilson spoke about her son, Digby, and how he would “remember her” in a heartbreaking interview recorded months before she passed away.
Tributes pour in for ‘kind, generous’ comedian Cal Wilson
Tributes pour in for ‘kind, generous’ comedian Cal Wilson
Aotearoa’s comedy community - and the country - are in mourning for Christchurch-born comedian Cal Wilson, who has died at the age of 53 following a short illness.
Comedian and TV host Cal Wilson dies
Chch-born comedian and TV host Cal Wilson dies
Christchurch-born comedian Cal Wilson has died in Sydney at the age of 53.
Luna rides the 'Greyhound Bus'
Luna rides the 'Greyhound Bus'
A Christchurch greyhound has been embracing life on the road as she’s chauffeured around the city in her very own cargo bike.
Free lecture on 600-year-old Canterbury Roll
Free lecture to explore 15th-century text's medieval links to Canterbury
Two UC historians are set to give a free lecture on a mysterious 600-year-old text, which Sybilla Maude, better known as Nurse Maude, sold to Canterbury College in 1918.
The 'golden thread' that connects the Topp Twins
The 'golden thread' that connects the Topp Twins
Lynda and Jools Topp - who are now 65 and live in Methven and Auckland respectively - have described how they're connected to each other by what they call a "golden thread".
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