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June 15
The Pākehā carver who made Māori designs his own
In a remote nook of Banks Peninsula 150 years ago, a pākehā farmer carved intricate Māori designs like his life depended on it. Today his legacy is treasured by those who hold these idiosyncratic pieces dear.
News
June 15
Tackling the South Island's worst weed
Contorta pine trees now infest nearly a million hectares of the South Island. As Frank Film discovered, they’ve become our worst weed and have been described as this generation's rabbit plague.
Christchurch
December 11
New rescue helicopter takes off in Christchurch
The Canterbury-West Coast region’s new H145 Airbus rescue helicopter was officially unveiled in Christchurch on Thursday.
Christchurch
December 9
St Andrew's College students star in another epic prize-giving
A Christchurch secondary school's end-of-year prize-giving concert has become a legendary event.
Christchurch
December 2
What do you think of the plan to upgrade New Brighton mall?
The community is being offered the chance to weigh in on the plan to upgrade New Brighton mall in Christchurch.
Food & Wine
August 26
Creaming it: Dairy sells $20k of 'viral ice creams' in a day
A Christchurch dairy owner has seen his shop go viral on TikTok after he added a popular ice cream brand to the freezer.
News
August 1
How a local TV station became a global powerhouse
For decades, the deep south was home to an Emmy Award-winning studio that became a powerhouse of global documentary filmmaking.
News
July 6
'Want to fall apart and cry': Flood hit residents putting their lives back together
Motueka locals are digging deep to raise money for their neighbours as the region reels after the severe flooding last week.
Christchurch
June 26
The Court Theatre - back on centre stage
"We stayed the course and, my God, we’re delighted with what we have." That is how Court Theatre artistic advisor Ross Gumbley feels about their new $56m home in central Christchurch.
Christchurch
May 29
Meet the 86yo sensei who can 'take someone’s knee out'
For almost 40 years, mum of seven Mary Patu, 86, has been teaching martial arts for $2 a class from her backyard in one of Christchurch's poorest areas.
Christchurch
May 21
High-end apartment development set for mortgagee sale
A bid to transform one of Christchurch's last great industrial buildings into a high-end apartment block has collapsed, leading to a mortgagee sale.
Christchurch
May 19
All aboard for Christchurch
The tourism division of KiwiRail has brought back the passenger rail experience between Dunedin and Christchurch for four days.
Christchurch
May 11
Antarctic VR experience tours the UK
The virtual doors to Captain Robert Falcon Scott’s historic Antarctic hut have been opened to the UK public thanks to NZ-made technology.
Christchurch
April 22
Brand new Halswell home to be auctioned off for St John
A brand-new home in Christchurch is set to be auctioned to raise money for Hato Hone St John.
News
April 15
Well-loved cat immortalised in stone on cycleway
A beloved cat has been immortalised after a community effort got a small memorial installed on a cycle track.
Selwyn
April 1
'We could hear her crying but didn’t know where': Firefighters dig deep to rescue Myrtle
It took a mammoth effort from Canterbury firefighters to rescue fox terrier Myrtle after she literally went ‘down the rabbit hole’ under her owners' home.
Christchurch
March 31
Get ready to paw-ty in the pool this weekend
Christchurch's eagerly anticipated pooch pool parties will return to the city this weekend.
Christchurch
March 20
Greenpark Huts owners protest looming eviction
The remaining Greenpark Huts residents say they have been warned by Ngāi Tahu to leave by June 30 - or be trespassed.
Christchurch
March 13
Battle to be the first female excavator champion
Christchurch construction worker Georgia Lyford is competing to become the first woman to win the NZ excavator operator competition.
Christchurch
March 12
Take a look inside the function lounge at Christchurch’s new stadium
The premium hospitality spaces are swiftly coming together at Christchurch’s new $683 million central city stadium.
Christchurch
March 10
How street art is redefining Christchurch
The FLARE Ōtautahi Street Art Festival showed how much Christchurch has changed since the February 2011 quake.
Christchurch
February 21
Tram turned into a mobile dance floor
Christchurch's famous old tram became a mobile dance floor in the lead-up to Electric Avenue.
Christchurch
February 19
Hercules arrives at Air Force Museum in Wigram
The Royal New Zealand Air Force has safely delivered the first C-130H Hercules to the Air Force Museum of NZ.
News
February 18
Flash flooding 'unlike anything we have seen before'
Motorists have been warned to take care after torrential rain, lightning, "huge hailstones" and flash flooding closed roads in Otago overnight.
Christchurch
February 10
Fold out bike saves the day for Canterbury race veteran
Ian Walsh has competed in 22 Coast to Coasts. But this year’s race was his most “exciting” yet, despite crashing into a traffic light.
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