Editor’s perspective: Listen up
Deputy Editor Daniella Judge We are well into May, and also New Zealand Music Month. That makes it an ideal time to grab tickets to gigs and music events. In spite of the weather turning sour, from time to time, we need to keep supporting local and New Zealand musicians. During the last few years, […]
A cherished heritage site: Riccarton House and Bush Enhancement project
Riccarton House and Bush is a familiar spot for many Cantabrians who enjoy the food markets on a Saturday morning. However, do we truly know its history? A Rich History Pūtaringamotu Riccarton Bush holds a captivating history that intertwines with the rich tapestry of Christchurch. Nestled within this enchanting seven-hectare forest are towering trees, that […]
Mum’s day out
Mother’s Day is the perfect opportunity to show your mum just how much you appreciate her. For each of us, our mother has given up many things to make sure we have a happy childhood, and succeed in life. One day a year there is a reminder to show our appreciation for everything our mothers […]
A rockin’ history: ShowBiz
Get ready to experience the most electrifying and empowering event of the year. Presented by Showbiz Christchurch, That Bloody Woman is not your ordinary musical – it’s a rock concert-style extravaganza that brings to life Kate Sheppard’s story of how New Zealand became the first country in the world to give women the right to […]
A vibrant hub for art
Street art is a shining example of the resilience and creativity of our Christchurch community in the aftermath of the earthquakes. Piles of rubble have been transformed into thought-provoking canvases that add vibrancy to our city’s streets. Here are some to look out for: Ōtautahi Mural The Ōtautahi Mural, located in the SALT District is […]
Meet the principal: Cathedral Grammar
The pursuit of excellence, strong character, broad opportunities, multiple pathways for success, and focusing on our students’ well-being is at the heart of all we do. Cathedral Grammar is an independent Anglican school providing high-quality education for pre-school, primary school, and intermediate aged girls and boys on the banks of the Avon River overlooking Hagley […]
Meet the principal: Selwyn House School
At Selwyn House School, we inspire our students to be global thinkers who understand that they can have a positive impact on the world they live in. The school’s purpose is to enable each student to develop the empathy and understanding, as well as the powerful critical and creative thinking skills, that will allow them […]
Meet the principal: St Andrew’s College
We have begun 2023 with a strong sense of optimism at St Andrew’s College, especially with Covid-19 having far less impact in the classroom, and our traditional events, plus sporting and cultural activities able to take place once again. Our campus is abuzz as students engage with their learning and take part in a full […]
Be in the know for ‘the roar’ and game bird season: New Zealand Fire Arms
If you’re a firearms licence holder, you’ll need to know about changes to the storage and transport rules for firearms and ammunition, and changes to the seven rules of firearms safety. Regulations were updated in February 2022, and to help Kiwis make sense of those changes, Te Tari Pūreke, the new firearms regulator, published a […]
Talented innovators
A really special part of my role at ChristchurchNZ is watching talent grow in our city. Thanks to Christchurch’s thriving innovation ecosystem, our city has many young innovators working to build a better future for people and the planet. Emily Blythe, the founder and CEO of Pyper Vision, is one of these remarkable talents, and […]
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