Your guide to some queer Māori terms as researched by Maia, our Te Ao Māori writer. Read this article and you never know – you may learn something new!

It is all part of the student lifestyle to shop at PAK’nSAVE and avoid New World like the plague. But are we really getting good deals? Maia investigates and finally answers the question, “Where is the best place to do a supermarket shop?”

If you ever find yourself lost in The Garden City, never fear, Rosie has written the perfect article that showcases how lucky we are to call Christchurch home.

Olivia interviews the legends which make up the band Castaway. Starting off at Rochester and Rutherford house here at UC, they have grown up to be quite a name.

Rosie interviews iconic electric dance duo SACHI to find out a bit more about them before they jump on stage at Summer Stein. From their favourite songs to where they love to play the most, we uncover everything there is to know.

New Zealand has a Tall Poppy problem. New Zealand schools and jobs. It is a term that is used to criticise successful people. Elsie reports on the topic with comments from Podcaster Grace Lewis from Tall Poppy Talk.

Canta’s very first Te Ao Māori writer writes an all you need to know about spaces on campus to guide UC Māori students to greatness.

We’ve all heard about how the major parties have done this election in the news and on social media. But how did TOP do? As the party that campaigned completely on one man and one Ilam seat. Matteo investigates in an interview with the man himself, Raf.

Post-election result, Ella Jenkins explains how she believes the new government will impact the transgender community of Aotearoa

Recent uncovered statistics have revealed a huge under-reporting of sexual harassment and misconduct at the University of Canterbury. Students are speaking out, saying that UC’s reporting process may be the problem.

The Press leaders debate was held earlier this week. Honourary Canta crew members Anisha and Daisy went along to check out the action.

UC recently sent out a new sexual behaviour prevention policy for submissions, however many are saying this is too late.

With the UCSA general elections over, it’s not surprising to be thinking that you could’ve run and done it yourself. Charlotte dives deep into her short run for general executive at the UCSA, all because of the pay (or lack thereof).

Craving a bit of Luxon or Chippy in your life? No, not the politicians themselves, but the lovely flavours from Rollickin’s representing different political figures from different

If you want a quick recap of the top albums of 2023 or are looking to find some new albums to end this year with a bang, look no further. Tim has you completely covered.

With NZ finally getting to the end of the cold winter days, asthmatic students talk about how crappy flats are impacting their health.

Pageant Queen and Miss New Zealand Georgia Waddington does more than what you would think is involved to be Miss New Zealand.

Judd Flavell talks mental health in sport in a relatable and humanising interview with Canta writer, Tim Smith.

Feature writer Charlotte interviews a curator of Māori, Pacific, and Indigenous Human Histories at the Canterbury Museum to talk about how she is where she is today.

Canta writers Tim and Ella went along to Hilltop Hoods Father’s Day show, at the UCSA’s own Haere Roa.