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Scrapbook goes home
A rare All Blacks scrapbook stolen and sold to an antique dealer is back with its owner.
Armada on the Heathcote
Children and adults rafted down the Heathcote River yesterday in the annual Christchurch City Council- organised race.
Govt oversight for XT review
By JOHN HARTEVELT - The Press
The Government will get oversight of an independent review into the Telecom XT mobile network failures.
Staff miss wages
By MARTIN VAN BEYNEN - The Press
A Blenheim vineyard contractor was continually in trouble with Labour Department inspectors over record-keeping, an Employment Relations Authority (ERA) decision shows.
Ashley fires 'suspicious'
By DAVID WILLIAMS - The Press
"Mindless" firebugs lit more than 10 separate fires during 90 chaotic minutes along the Ashley River banks yesterday.
Easing hospital workloads
Some ambulance patients are being treated by nurses and others redirected to GPs as health managers try to stem skyrocketing attendances at Christchurch Hospital's emergency department (ED).
Centre changed my life, says woman
A Christchurch woman says the 198 Youth Health Centre "changed my life".
Sitting comes at a price
Police upset by 'stupid' motorists
Wildfoods festival boost
The Hokitika Wildfoods Festival gained from being named among the world's unmissable festivals by a travel-guide company, organisers say.
Mine work plan fell 'well short'
A West Coast coalminer swept to his death four years ago was unaware walls were being blasted within five metres of flooded mine workings, an inquest has been told.
Theft of rare book 'guts' son
West Coast health options sought
Hunters may have lit fires
Residents of a tiny West Coast town believe irresponsible hunters may be behind nearby scrub fires which endangered the world's rarest kiwi.
Key supports phasing whaling out
Prime Minister John Key says killing whales is akin to murder but he is supportive of reaching an agreement to allow some whaling if it reduces the numbers taken.
Fiji cabinet minister in NZ
A top cabinet minister in Fiji's military regime has been allowed into New Zealand to attend a football meeting in Auckland.
Sharples slams treatment of Asians
Conservation mining document
Shipley rules out role
Dame Jenny Shipley has put an end to weeks of speculation she is to become an Environment Canterbury (ECan) commissioner.
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Mining in conservation land - proposal
MP fails to convince water protesters
Driver's ironic death shatters family
Woman fled from attack, court told
Crying out for Christchurch City Mission help
Schemes may bring 17,000 jobs to Canty
Severe weather forecast for south
Phil Keoghan sells Canterbury to Oz
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Driver's ironic death shatters family
Crying out for Christchurch City Mission help
Schemes may bring 17,000 jobs to Canty
Kiwi women biggest sex predators?
Sharples criticises treatment of Asian migrants
Oh brother, Dodgers star wins family feud
Schemes may bring 17,000 jobs to Canty
Softball umpire defends rulings
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