Please don't go back to the drawing board because the budget for Christchurch's new stadium has blown out again, writes Newstalk ZB Canterbury Mornings host John MacDonald.
Anne Ny writes about her father Walter Scott and the famous trotting race he and other Kiwi troops organised at Trieste, Italy, in 1944 just after the war in Europe ended.
Everyone loves to see the belle of the ball slip over on the dancefloor. It’s called schadenfreude - and Queenstown has been on the receiving end, writes Great Southern Television boss Philip Smith.
Until recently women were rarely shown with any hairy bits anywhere but slowly people have started to challenge what is seen as ‘normal’ - although we still have a long way to go.
It is not unusual to hear of people undertaking treks of some sort to draw attention to a cause, but Temel Atacocugu’s walk to Christchurch seems particularly poignant and significant.