We would love your photos and stories about the new One New Zealand Stadium at Te Kaha.
QUIZ: Schools
Test your knowledge of local schools and educational history with our monthly quiz.
NZ Music Month: Picturing Canterbury
Christchurch City Libraries celebrates NZ Music Month during May every year. Here are some musical highlights from Canterbury Stories.
Audiobooks for people who think they don’t like audiobooks
Are audiobooks not sparking joy? Maybe you just haven't found the incredibly specific type of audiobook that you like? Moata shares her criteria for a good listen.
“The beauty and magic of everyday life”: Niall Williams – WORD Christchurch
An enthralled audience at Tūranga loved the authentic, elegant way in which Niall Williams pays tribute to the dignity of Ireland’s small, rural communities.
Niall Williams – Capturing Irish life: Tuesday 21 April at Tūranga
Niall Williams’ novels are poetic gems about unsung heroes in small communities, who do the right thing, even if it means going against the powerful, almighty Catholic Church which dominates Irish society.
Page to Premiere: Upcoming adaptations for April-June ’26
Hayley breaks down the book adaptations making their way to screens in the coming months, featuring The Testaments, Carley Fortune and The Devil Wears Prada 2.
Revamp your reading with a Reading Challenge
Fallen off your reading goals? Get back on track by setting yourself a fun personal reading challenge.
Dr Morgane Merien introduces Our Insect Neighbours
Dr Morgane Merien introduces you to Our Insect Neighbours and the exhibition on at Tūranga until 17 May.
The Stars are a Million Glittering Worlds – an exquisite debut from Gina Butson
Fee reads The Stars Are a Million Glittering Worlds by Kiwi author, Gina Butson and finds it a memorable, lyrical read.
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