Whiria te tangata: Weave the people together.
The voice of every New Zealander is valued. With such a diverse population consisting of multiple cultures, ethnicities, races and viewpoints, it is important every individual is heard without bias and judgement. By combining my passion for arts, culture, and current affairs, my aim is to bring us together as a nation.
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In Touch HEART OF GOLD: Star Jam
THIS WEEK’S HEART OF GOLD IS SOMEONE COMMITTED TO USING THEIR TALENTS TO HELP OTHERS.
In Touch: Parkinson's
WITH NEW ZEALAND'S AGEING POPULATION, PARKINSON'S DISEASE IS ON THE RISE.
In Touch: Checkers Basketball
CHECKERS BASKETBALL IS IN THE MIDST OF THEIR ANNUAL TOURNAMENT, AND THEIR YEAR THREE AND FOUR TEAMS HAVE SOME VERY TALENTED RISING STARS.
In Touch HEART OF GOLD: Arts Integrated
WITH OVER 15 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE ARTS, THIS MAN WITH A HEART OF GOLD HAS A BRIGHT FUTURE AHEAD OF HIM.
In Touch HEART OF GOLD: Dress For Success
WOMEN HELPING WOMEN: THAT'S WHAT DRESS FOR SUCCESS IS ALL ABOUT.
In Touch HEART OF GOLD: Big Band Festival
THE STREETS WERE FILLED WITH MUSIC THIS WEEKEND AS THE CHRISTCHURCH BIG BAND FESTIVAL CAME TO TOWN.
In Touch HEART OF GOLD: Pure Hair Salon
AS THE WORLD SHIFTS TO BECOME MORE SUSTAINABLE, EVERY LITTLE STEP MATTERS - EVEN THE PRODUCTS PEOPLE USE ON THEIR HAIR.
In Touch: Sheep Milk
SHEEP MILK COULD BE THE NEW FAN-FAVOURITE ON STORE SHELVES.
In Touch: Wednesday 10th November
This weeks episode of Metronews: In Touch, brought to you journalism students at the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
In Touch: Wednesday 3rd November
This weeks episode of Metronews: In Touch, brought to you journalism students at the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
In Touch: Wednesday 27th October
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In Touch: Wednesday 20th October
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In Touch HEART OF GOLD: Para Athlete
THIS WEEK’S HEART OF GOLD IS A 16-YEAR-OLD ATHLETE WHO IS REACHING FOR THE STARS.
In Touch: Christchurch Bull Breed Rescue
EVERYONE DESERVES A SECOND CHANCE... EVEN DOGS.
Metronews: In Touch. Wednesday 13th October
This weeks episode of Metronews: In Touch, brought to you by journalism students at the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
In Touch: RAD Bikes
An Ōtautahi shop is making a difference in the community one bike at a time.
In Touch HEART OF GOLD: Youth Alive
EACH WEEK, WE HIGHLIGHT ONE PERSON WHO IS COMMITTED TO POSITIVE CHANGE, AND SOMEONE WHO TRULY HAS A HEART OF GOLD.
In Touch: Wednesday, October 6
The latest in Christchurch current affairs, brought to you by journalism students at the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
METRONEWS: Christchurch's Palestine Rally
'Free free Palestine!': Cantabrian's gathered again over the weekend, doing their part to fight for Palestine.
METRONEWS: Soft Plastics Recycling Scheme
It's back: Soft Plastic recycling bins can be found again across Canterbury Stores.
METRONEWS: Kaimanawa horses - be culled or be home
Heathcote Vally Riding School hopes to raise over $9,000 to save three Kaimanawa horses.
Metronews 3/6/21
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the NewZealand broadcasting school
Metronews 31/05/21
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the NewZealand broadcasting school
METRONEWS: Christchurch's Armageddon Expo
Armageddon is celebrating its 14th year in Christchurch.
VIDEO JOURNALISM: DISABILITY EMPLOYMENT RATES
Elizabeth Robinson investigates disability employment rates post-lockdown.
Cantabrians show NZSL signs of acceptance
Over 880,000 New Zealanders are deaf or hard of hearing, and according to the 2018 census, around 24,000 people use NZSL.
'We care a lot, can ECan care?'
Over 100 people gathered outside ECan's office to voice their concerns over last month's renewed MHV Irrigation Scheme.
Christchurch has wheelie bin good
It's been a year since the 'Have We Bin Good' scheme was introduced, and one year on things are looking good for Christchurch's recycling.
Calls for action from ACC
Long wait times for help and fighting for weekly compensation; the reality for some New Zealanders battling with ACC.
10,000 animal lovers flock to pet expo
Animal lovers and pet owners from across the region came together this weekend for Christchurch's turn at the Pet and Animal Expo.
Radio Current Affairs: Ferry Road Cycleway
A new temporary cycleway is causing confusion for both motorists and cyclists alike.
Radio Current Affairs: Uber's Alcohol Delivery
Christchurch's alcohol consumption is already high, but the introduction of Uber's alcohol delivery might only make things worse.
Have we wheelie bin good?
The contents of four in every 10 recycling bins are being dumped in landfills because people are putting the wrong rubbish in them.
'Baby daddy' granted bail
Anthony John Anderson has been granted bail on five conditions, one of which means having no direct or indirect contact the mum of his kids.
Are face masks too expensive?
Christchurch residents are outraged by the price of disposable, single-use face masks.
Canterbury Museum's Maori diorama disappoints
Museum acknowledges "outdated" portrayal of Maori .
Truck smashes through concrete wall in Northwood
A man has been taken to hospital after crashing into a residential property.
Police vehicle stolen and crashed
A 42-year-old woman has been arrested after allegedly stealing and crashing a police car.
West Melton fire under investigation
Four fire crews called to house late Sunday afternoon.
Weather and traffic: A moderate Monday morning
This morning's weather is fine, while traffic throughout the Canterbury region is moderate.
'Violated in every way possible'
A man has been sentenced to home detention after pleading guilty to the four-day abduction and suffocation of a woman in her early 40s.
Teen opens art gallery
Frederica Diver is just 18 years old and "never been good at school". Now she owns an art gallery.
Celebrating Matariki at The Arts Centre
The Arts Centre is bringing people together to celebrate the rise of Matariki; the beginning of the Maori New Year.
No ticket price drop for Rhythm and Vines
Festival lineup to be announced next month is unlikely to include international artists.
Sumner residents take icy plunge in remembrance
Single figure sea temperatures didn't stop Sumner residents from a mid-winter swim to remember two tragic deaths.