Big project architect tours globe from his Christchurch base
Big project architect tours globe from his Christchurch base
Globe-trotting architect James Lunday is highly sought after around the world. He speaks to Louis Day
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Volunteer fire chief urging others to step up
Volunteer fire chief urging others to step up
As the conditions across Canterbury get drier, we need more volunteer firefighters like Cam Kenyon on the frontlines.
Chilling out with Christchurch's gelato entrepreneur
Chilling out with Christchurch's gelato entrepreneur
Seven years ago, Jed Joyce was selling gelato out of a mobile cart in Christchurch at the age of 15 - now he owns three Rollickin’ Gelato stores across the city.
Our People: Selwyn man encouraging businesses to be sustainable
Our People: Selwyn man encouraging businesses to be sustainable
Lincoln Envirotown Trust chairman Dave Fitzjohn talks to Devon Bolger about his work with the environment and how he ended up in the Selwyn district.
Cultivating a long career with trees
Cultivating a long career with trees
Steve Bush started working at Trees for Canterbury nearly 30 years ago. More than a million trees have been planted in that time. Having just been recognised in the recent New Year Honours list, he...
Our People: Steely resolve to make Te Pae convention centre a success
Our People: Steely resolve to make Te Pae convention centre a success
It's shaping up to be a big year for the central city with convention centre Te Pae opening in October. Louis Day talks to its general manager Ross Steele about what to expect from the facility.
ECan leader 'walking the talk' on environment
ECan leader 'walking the talk' on environment
Jenny Hughey is the newly-elected Environment Canterbury chairwoman. Louis Day finds out who she is and what she brings to the role. What were you doing before you were elected chairwoman?I worked...
Politics and farming a true blue mix
Politics and farming a true blue mix
Nicola Grigg will be National’s Selwyn candidate in next year’s general election, replacing the retiring Amy Adams. She talks to Louis Day.
Multi-tasking coach shows no sign of kicking back
Multi-tasking coach shows no sign of kicking back
Lincoln resident Bevan Sisson has had an unconventional but highly successful rugby coaching journey.
Pedalling new pathways through a seat on the district council
Pedalling new pathways through a seat on the district council
Leeston’s Shane Epiha has secured himself a seat representing the Ellesmere Ward at the district council table. The new councillor talked to Devon Bolger about his life and interest in politics
Passion for astronomy is out of this world
Passion for astronomy is out of this world
Space, planets and galaxies have interested Simon Lewis for as long as he can remember.
Boss keeps retail outlet trading with current trends
Boss keeps retail outlet trading with current trends
The hottest selling item at the moment is due to the Rugby World Cup, says retail boss.
Our People: Entrepreneur tackles medical device waste
Our People: Entrepreneur tackles medical device waste
He started his business at 23 on a mission to reduce single-use medical device waste from hospitals.
Our People: Finding homes for huskies
Our People: Finding homes for huskies
Game of Thrones has made huskies very popular, but now more dogs than ever need help as owners abandon or put them up for rehoming.
Our People: Paving the way for editorial independence
Our People: Paving the way for editorial independence
Student magazine Canta is on a mission to gain editorial independence.
Hanging up the baton after 30 years
Hanging up the baton after 30 years
After more than 30 years leading church, community and school choirs, well-known conductor Murray Lennox will perform for one last time on Sunday.
Life among the birds helps Rolleston
Life among the birds helps Rolleston
Andrew Crossland has been recognised by Birds New Zealand with a Robert Falla memorial award. The Rolleston resident and Christchurch City Council park ranger talks to Louis Day about how birds...
Master farrier keep his foot in the industry
Master farrier keep his foot in the industry
Brian Wilson, 85, is a name anyone in the horse racing industry will recognise. The former farrier can still be found at Riccarton as the club’s plating inspector.
Craig Adair pedals through the speed bumps
Craig Adair pedals through the speed bumps
Before winning a Commonwealth Games gold medal, winning the ‘king of the bridge’ title was how Craig Adair defined a successful day’s cycling.
Marathon runner; leader in sustainable living
Marathon runner; leader in sustainable living
Meg Christie’s job is to help people get more active. The former marathon runner has cycled and ran in several countries and now lives an almost fully self-sufficient life in Beckenham with her...
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