Watch: Brothers start news show to give kids a voice
Watch: Brothers start news show to give kids a voice
Two Christchurch kids are taking on the mainstream media in a bid to give young people a voice when it comes to Covid-19 coverage.
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Homeschooling in the bubble: Mum's top tips after 20 years of practice
Homeschooling in the bubble: Mum's top tips after 20 years of practice
After an abrupt end to term one, students across Canterbury are gearing up to start the next school term - but this time in their bubbles.
Pupils impress with Eagle art works
Pupils impress with Eagle art works
Three talented young Canterbury artists have impressed police with their colourful takes on the Eagle helicopter.
Police investigate primary school burglary
Police investigate primary school burglary
Police are investigating the burglary of a Christchurch school.
School raises most money in the country to support cancer patients
School raises most money in the country to support cancer patients
St Thomas of Canterbury raised more than $28,000 after taking part in Shave for a Cure last week.
How to homeschool your children
How to homeschool your children
Parents preparing to home school their children need to relax and steer away from replicating a school day, experts say.
Teens offer reassuring advice during tough time
Teens offer reassuring advice during tough time
Students at a Christchurch college have a few reassuring words of wisdom for anyone worried about the Covid-19 lockdown.
School food hub to feed the needy broken into and trashed
School food hub to feed the needy broken into and trashed
Members of a Christchurch suburb have expressed disappointment after a food hub at their local high school was broken into and trashed on Monday.
Pupils from fire-ravaged Chch school treated to some fun
Pupils from fire-ravaged Chch school treated to some fun
Pupils at a Christchurch primary school that was closed after a fire ripped through several classrooms earlier this month have been having fun and keeping fit.
Uni accused of 'culture of micromanagement and control'
Uni accused of 'culture of micromanagement and control'
Senior academics say Otago University has developed a negative, top-down, management culture that is undermining trust, productivity and mental health. Bruce Munro reports.
Parents and schools warned about child sex offender
Parents and schools warned about child sex offender
Parents of school children in Christchurch's eastern suburbs have been warned of a child sex offender who is moving into their area.
Eagle chopper lands on Christchurch school field
Eagle chopper lands on Christchurch school field
The police Eagle helicopter turned up at a Christchurch primary school on Tuesday morning. The chopper landed on the Bromley School field in front of dozens of pupils and staff. Police chopper...
Plunket re-brands to honour Maori midwives
Plunket re-brands to honour Maori midwives
Plunket shined a light on an untold part of its history when the organisation unveiled its new-look branding on Monday.
Volunteers to wage war on rubbish at city's beaches
Volunteers to wage war on rubbish at city's beaches
Hundreds of people will be scouring three Christchurch beaches for waste and rubbish later this month in the Big Clean Up.
Disappointing NCEA results prompt phone ban
Disappointing NCEA results prompt phone ban
Disappointing NCEA results have reinforced the need for Waitaki Boys’ High School to make "significant changes" this year, rector Darryl Paterson says.
Caitlyn and Yellow a winning duo in barrel racing
Caitlyn and Yellow a winning duo in barrel racing
Round and round they go. Who will win, nobody knows ... until the timekeeper stops the clock.
Teen to follow in footsteps of global icons
Teen to follow in footsteps of global icons
What does this Christchurch teenager have in common with David Attenborough, Prince Charles, Jane Goodall and Stephen Hawking?
Past students catch up at Burnside High's 60th anniversary
Past students catch up at Burnside High's 60th anniversary
Catching up with old classmates was a highlight for former Burnside High student Clive Chandler at the school's recent 60th anniversary celebrations.
Student cookbook provides recipes from migrants and refugees
Student cookbook provides recipes from migrants and refugees
A year of hard work has paid off for a group of Christchurch high school entrepreneurs after the successful launch of their unique cookbook - Spoonful of Spice.
Mairehau pupil wins Fred Hollows award
Mairehau pupil wins Fred Hollows award
A Christchurch school pupil has been recognised in New Zealand’s first-ever Fred Hollows Humanity Awards.