Perspective
May God guide us forward
Soon after the February 22 quake I found myself in front of a bevy of media microphones and cameras.
'Manifold sins of omission'
It was hard to stop crying after I read the history of the building that crushed us.
Mall start of a miracle
John Suckling looks back at one of the success stories of post- quake Christchurch.
Food Bill 'no threat'
Minister for Food Safety Kate Wilkinson responds to the ongoing criticism of the Food Bill.
We will never give up
Mayor Bob Parker says we have all found we could go further, dig deeper, and draw on more inner strength than many knew we had.
Shining a light in the darkness
Better communication and true community engagement are the keys to rebuilding Christchurch
I'm a 'winner' but others aren't
In August, two goons marched up the drive and slapped a sticker on my house.
It's not easy being green
Almost a year on from the February 22 quake, most residents are able to move on and embrace a new normal.
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Foreign ownership gives investors power
Ultimately, everybody in this country is a migrant; it is just a question of how long ago our ancestors migrated here.
From loss, gain could come
Christchurch has an opportunity to build a better cathedral, writes Colin Brown.
Food Bill overkill
Mary Hobbs shares her concerns about provisions in the Food Bill currently before Parliament.
Street sex trade will 'get worse'
Otara-Papatoetoe Local Board chairman John McCracken explains how he has been working with the council on proposed law changes to combat street prostitution.
No turning back
Christchurch faces a moment of crisis that offers both threat and opportunity, says Bishop Victoria Matthews.
Bowing to the inevitable
Council reporter Sam Sachdeva shares his thoughts on the saga surrounding council chief executive Tony Marryatt's salary.
Anger in a city dispossessed
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On the anniversary of the February quake, Christchurch still faces some daunting challenges.
Room for improvement
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Felicity Price explains the review she has been asked to conduct of the council's communications.
Marryatt's position untenable
Dysfunctional institutions are eroding people's confidence in the future of Christchurch, writes David Killick.
A red-sticker eviction farce
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Port Hills resident Sue Stubenvoll says why she believes the Christchurch City Council is wrong to try to evict homeowners.
A silent world long forgotten
Christchurch writer and academic Jeffrey Paparoa Holman laments the death of silence.
Achieving mining balance
It is disturbing that some still want to prevent informed discussion on the right to mine in New Zealand.
Woman felt sex life was on trial
Speaker refuses extra cash for deaf MP
Red-zoners push up city house sales
Cera urged to 'keep nibbling' at cordon
Wall of silence on Merivale mall
Not angry or bitter over loss of wife
Same red-zone deadline causes stress
Pike River boss tells of job-hunt emails
Safety a priority as cathedral prospects take a rocky turn
Deaf Christchurch MP made to pay
Scammer's no-show 'no surprise'
Barriers didn't protect from falling facades