Nature, nurture, or something else entirely?
Landmark study links eating disorders to genetics.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Landmark study links eating disorders to genetics.
Three Christchurch finalists showcased their talents yesterday at the Big Sing Finale.
Nate Woods is now the voice of nearly 3000 youth. The Ashburton teen has been named St John National Cadet of the Year.
The Government has announced $31.3 million dollars will be invested in aiding open-plan classrooms.
South Island Ski Fields have reported high snowfall, leading to high avalanche risk across much of the alpine region.
A young family from South Canterbury is preparing to take up New Zealand's longest hike.
Four Canterbury women will walk 280km across Portugal's Camino Portugués, raising funds for prostate cancer support.
The devastation in Nepal is hitting close to home for Christchurch's Nepalese community, as families come together to support those affected
Paul Barclay is hoping to make NZ history by being the first blind Kiwi to complete the Abbott World Major 6 Star Series.
Hundreds of students will bring waiata, haka, and te ao Māori to life as Canterbury schools prepare for the 2026 Tūhono Kapa Haka Festival.
As unemployment and living costs increase, animals are facing an uphill battle for adoption at the SPCA.
Christchurch Girls High School has earned a new piece of silverware.
Young Kiwis may soon get to follow in the footsteps of famous Antarctic explorers.
Concerns about student safety on a busy Lincoln road have prompted new roading measures.
A father and daughter are set to become the first dual team to compete at the upcoming New York City Marathon.