Ōtautahi has long been a city with strong street art culture, and the Flare Street Art Festival is ensuring that legacy continues to thrive.
Our Rosie all the way from Denmark interviewed Zahra Joya, a journalist and founder of Rukhshana Media, which she runs in exile. The news agency reports on life in Afghanistan for women and girls, providing a voice for those who cannot.
In an opinion piece to old media, Alexandra reminisces on a time when media was entirely physical and not all online. With the shift of most media to the online, is the convenience truly worth it?
A new study by the University of Canterbury has revealed significant contamination of organic waste from microplastics, raising alarms about the long-term effects of the persistent pollutant. Isla talks to research leader Helena Ruffell.
News / Pānui
Titiro, titiro ki te maunga titohea!
Look to the barren mountain!
Your UCSA Executive has been released! Click here to find out more with Heidi reporting live from all the action!
Politics / Tōrangapū
Jordan discusses changes in the media landscape with comment from University of Canterbury lecturer Dr Zita Joyce and NZ on Air’s Head of Communications and Research Allanah Kalafatelis.
Culture
Diversity
I have a question for you. What is the difference between the Rugby World Cup Final and an under-11s rugby game? A lot is probably what you’re saying, and you’d be right. They’re two different things. Matias looks at competitivism in youth sport.
Sport / Hākinakina