Born in Christchurch in 1950, John Britten found fame as the designer of motorcycles. The Britten Museum opened on Wednesday 18 February 2026.
Controversy over road tolls not just an issue for today
Annette looks back at the history of toll-bars in Christchurch; blocking free access to grazing land in Papanui, the Lyttelton road tunnel, or the pub!
Gavin Bishop’s Taniwha: Cryptids & Kaitiaki
Kamania reports back from a combined exhibition and author talk with legendary illustrator, and author of Taniwha, Gavin Bishop.
An action-packed fast ride filled with dramatic tension: Dancing in the Purple Rain
Fee reads Christchurch Story Coach and Science Fiction author Judy L. Mohr's new book, Dancing in the Purple Rain - an action-packed techno-thriller with a tough heroine who loves Purple Rain and has the hair to match. Judy will be talking about her book at Tūranga on February 26, 6-7pm.
Podcast – Anti-nuclear advocacy in 2025
Episode of Speak up- Kōrerotia discussing the history of anti-nuclear movements, with suggested books and resources.
Craft Snippets: Embroidery with Julie Clemett
A report back from a Craft Snippets event with embroiderer Julie Clemett who has a strong interest in traditional Ukrainian embroidery.
Sunday 22 February 2026 – Earthquake Commemorations
Sunday 22 February 2026 is the 15th anniversary of the 2011 quake. There are commemorations taking place in Christchurch.
Speak up – Kōrerotia podcast: Legacies of the Dawn Raids
Episode of human rights radio show with recommended reading on the topic of the Dawn Raids and the Polynesian Panthers.
Recent necrology, January 2026
Some well-known people who have died recently including comic actor, Catherine O'Hara; fashion designer, Valentino; and politician, Tim Shadbolt.
Nice People on Planes – Lana Hart
It was "an evening of delight, camaraderie and community": Fee reports back on a talk with Lana Hart.
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