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The search is on once again for unique photos that tell the stories of Ōtautahi-Christchurch and Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū-Banks Peninsula.

One of New Zealand’s oldest surviving malthouses will be preserved for future generations with the assistance of a $72,100 Heritage Incentive Grant.

An Edwardian garden party will help raise funds to restore the damaged bathhouse at historic Mona Vale Homestead.

Local residents have stepped back in time, making the most of a rare opportunity to visit the historic Kapuatohe Dwelling and neighbouring cottage in Belfast.

Christchurch’s Ferrier Fountain is nearly back in play almost 50 years after first taking the outdoor “stage”.

The jewel in the city's crown of decorative heritage clock towers has reopened after a meticulous year-long programme of conservation and maintenance work.

A touring exhibition provides a rare opportunity for Ōtautahi to see wood, stone and steel sculpture works made by a legend of Aotearoa New Zealand art.

About 100 tributes left across the city in the wake of the mosque attacks have found a new home at Canterbury Museum.

The architectural landscape of Christchurch looks very different to 100 years ago, with post-quake buildings like Tūranga reflecting our resilience and bicultural values.

Ten years after being pulled from earthquake rubble the huge front doors of St Paul’s Trinity Pacific church remain in storage.