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A panel with Michael Bell, Steph Walker and Kiri Jarden. It’s almost 13 years since the devastating earthquake of 22 February 2011, which forced 70 percent of the Ōtautahi Christchurch CBD to be demolished. While the rebuild has been a slow and often difficult process in visions meeting reality, there is also much to celebrate in the city taking up the opportunity, through art and design, to remake it as a place for all.

The Court Theatre is privileged to have received a momentous gift from The Stewart family as part of the APPLAUSE Campaign to create the new Court Theatre in central Ōtautahi Christchurch. This donation, made to honour Dame Adrienne Stewart’s 30-year ...

Melbourne's Mount Scopus College Foundation has launched its Generation campaign at a Gala Dinner with the project focussing on the relocation of Mount Scopus College to Caulfield and the construction of the Centre for Jewish Life. More than 500 Foundation members, as well as Federal and State politicians, Israeli Ambassador Amir Maimon and guest of…

The Indian Mutiny of 1857 also called Sepoy Mutiny was one of the defining moments of the Indian freedom struggle While Indians see it as the first war for independence the British had an opposite attitude towards this historical incident Recently an

The Cashel Mall in Christchurch in 2020. Photo: 123RF Christchurch property investor Antony Gough said the anchor projects slowed the rebuild. "The government didnt deliver on the timelines that they had put down - they had the anchor projects which were meant to be the lead pieces to help everyone get going," he said. "But they stuttered in the ground and as I call it, wonder why theyre called anchor, [because] theyre stuck in the ground going nowhere or going very slow." Former Christchurch ...