Dates set for Hororata Highland Games, glow festival
Dates set for Hororata Highland Games, glow festival
Bagpipes, kilts and whisky are set to return to Hororata Domain later this year after a date was set for the annual highland games.
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Musical theatre merit award for man of many roles
Musical theatre merit award for man of many roles
For the past 25 years, Daniel Martin has not missed a Musical Theatre Oamaru production.
More people biking in Chch than any other city
More people biking in Christchurch than any other NZ city
More people in Christchurch are getting on their bikes, with one cycling advocate saying its popularity is down to investment in cycleways after the 2011 earthquake.
Snow falls in South Island
Snow falls in South Island
The South Island had its first dusting of snow for the year last night as a cold front moved up the country, causing temperatures to plummet in Christchurch.
Covid rule loophole for bars
Covid rule loophole allows bars and nightclubs to host seated service-free parties
A so-called grey area in the Covid-19 rules means bars and nightclubs have been hosting parties in the red light setting, free of masks or seated service.
John Campbell leaving Breakfast
'Major disruption': What John Campbell's departure means for Breakfast
He was let into Kiwi homes during the quakes, terror attacks, lockdowns, protests, six Olympics and six Prime Ministers - so what's next for John Campbell?
Victoria, what do you want from Christchurch?
Victoria, what do you want from Christchurch?
To mark 40 years since The Dance Exponents released Victoria, a call has gone out for your interpretations of the song.
Classic planes thunder over Canterbury
Classic planes thunder over Canterbury for anniversary flyover
All eyes were on the skies above Christchurch at the weekend, as the Royal NZ Airforce marked its 85th anniversary with a series of flyovers.
PM wears muddy gumboots to work
PM forced to wear muddy gumboots to Parliament, blames daylight saving
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is blaming daylight saving after being forced to head to work this morning clad in muddy gumboots.
Kerrison’s music on health services
Kerrison’s music on health services
Prominent conspiracy theorist and former frontman of New Zealand band Opshop Jason Kerrison appears to be profiting from the Government’s Covid-19 response.
Pixies announce Christchurch show
Pixies to play Christchurch show in December
Influential alternative rock band the Pixies have announced a one-off Christchurch show in December.
Darth Vader a force for good
Darth Vader a force of good for Christchurch kids
Canterbury's very own Darth Vader has helped hundreds of children through their darkest hours over the last decade.
Foo Fighters cancel all concerts following Taylor Hawkins death
Foo Fighters cancel all concerts following Taylor Hawkins death
The Foo Fighters have cancelled their New Zealand tour and all upcoming concerts after the death of their bandmate Taylor Hawkins.
Hot pools, stout and a Topp
Hot pools, stout and a Topp
Non-skier Gillian Vine finds plenty do in Methven without tackling the Mt Hutt skifield.
Still power of delight on farm at director’s successes
Still power of delight on farm at director’s successes
The Power of the Dog may not have won all the gongs at the Oscars this year, but a Central Otago farmer is delighted her Ida Valley farm, which was one of the stars of the atmospheric film , helped...
Will Smith's slap of Chris Rock condemned - but police won't investigate
Will Smith's slap of Chris Rock condemned - but police won't investigate
The Academy Awards has condemned Will Smith's slap of presenter Chris Rock at yesterday's Oscars ceremony and started a formal review of the incident.
Campion wins best director Oscar for Power of the Dog
Campion wins best director Oscar for Power of the Dog
Dame Jane Campion has won the Oscar for best director for The Power of the Dog, becoming the third woman in Oscars history to take home the prize. The dark Western was largely filmed in Otago but missed out on the best picture award.
Inner city suburb a hotspot for street art
Inner city suburb a hotspot for street art
A Christchurch suburb is becoming a hotspot for street art with dozens of new murals on its walls and buildings.
PM Jacinda Ardern will 'absolutely still get married', but no date set yet
PM Jacinda Ardern will 'absolutely still get married', but no date set yet
The prime minister is still planning to tie the knot to long-term partner Clarke Gayford - but a new date is still to be set after Omicron forced them to cancel it in January.
Topp Twins' cancer battle: 'We both feel so loved'
Topp Twins' cancer battle: 'We both feel so loved'
The Topp Twins say they "feel so loved" following an outpouring of support when they revealed at the weekend that they were both battling breast cancer.
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