The Canterbury health landscape continues to develop with an exciting addition to the medical imaging space: Reform Radiology.
Read MoreAs the cost of living increases and challenges persist in affecting the public system, the Charity Hospital continues to cater to otherwise unmet needs.
Read MoreWhen Professor Robert Julian Scott was appointed the first head of the Engineering department at Canterbury College in 1889, little did he know that his pioneering vision would lay the foundation for a future innovation hub.
Read More“As people of the Pacific, travel is in our blood, intrinsically etched into our DNA. In our pūrakau or creation stories, our Tūpuna were esteemed Kaihautu, navigators of the oceans, who mapped their path with the stars.”
Read MoreThe Xiao Long Bao, a soupy pork dumpling, is one of Mia Zhao’s mother’s specialities at Eightgrains and Midnight Shanghai.
Read MoreDubbed the most important meal of the day, I’ve always been intrigued by the variety of the global breakfast, says columnist Kate Underwood.
Read MoreThis dish by Chef Rob Smith from Riverside Kitchen is fresh and light, making the most of Riverside Market’s ingredients – dry aged chorizo and fresh clams.
Read MoreWhat is it about travel – or the art of travel – that makes your heart flutter, and your senses soar? I like to think it’s the opportunity for new experiences and the chance to explore this breathtaking planet of ours.
Read MoreRichard Dalman explores boutique hotel design. “These are normally smaller, have a distinctive designer edge, and are often more in tune with their local culture and environment.”
Read MoreAt Holly Lea Village, nestled in the heart of Fendalton, lies an unwavering commitment to placing residents first, ensuring personalised care, and delivering unmatched lifestyle experiences.
Read MoreThere are few places on earth like Kaikōura, a coastal town offering breathtaking views that will stop you in your tracks.
Read MoreWaitaki is a region steeped in history, from the prehistoric fossils found within limestone deposits to the importance of the space for early Tangata Whenua and later early settlers seeking out the area and what it had to offer.
Read MoreWord Christchurch is back for 2023! This year’s festival promises an enthralling programme featuring the return of international talent to our shores.
Read MoreAs I pulled up to the breathtaking lookout above the Clyde Dam, one thing caught my eye, making perfect sense in the setting of one of New Zealand’s ambitious ‘think big’ projects – the stunning fully electric Lexus RZ 450e.
Read MoreAfter a sell-out inaugural Avenues EATS event, keen foodies will now have the opportunity to experience a taste of the Mediterranean right here in Ōtautahi.
Read MoreWhether it’s soaking in the warm waters, looking at the stars, running motivated by the majesty around you, or simply relaxing back in your room, taking in the view, there’s plenty to do in Tekapo.
Read MoreIf the thought of carrying a heavy tramping pack and staying in basic huts or tents doesn’t appeal to you, there is a more civilised way to experience one of New Zealand’s famous national parks.
Read MoreHanmer Springs has a history as rich as its mineral waters. Full of healing, anti-ageing properties from the silica, sulfur, and sodium present, Māori were well aware of the restorative powers of the geothermal pools.
Read MoreFor Susan Forde, becoming a jeweller was an unexpected journey. Even more unexpected was that her journey would bring her to Canterbury.
Read MoreSet proudly on Mandeville Street since 1987, the Home Ideas Centre has become a go-to destination for all things related to design, building, and renovation.
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