Collett's Corner apartments for sale
6 min ago One apartment in the ambitious Lyttelton development has already pre-sold off the plans.
Pursuit victim killed heading to work
6:00 PM Kenneth McCaul's early-morning work routine put him on a fatal collision course with a driver fleeing police.
Man dies after Rakaia crash
5:58 PM A man has died after a crash between a motorbike and a car in rural Canterbury.
Rubbish piles up outside market
5:42 PM Visitors to Christchurch's Riverside Market are leaving rubbish piling up on the city's streets, forcing an environmental rethink.
Guilty verdict in dairy robbery trial
5:20 PM Joshua James Allan denied he was the masked, black-clad man who tried to rob a Christchurch dairy last year, but a jury disagreed.
Property battle ends in court
Unpaid rent for land occupied by a historic Dunedin property has led to a legal scrap and a new owner.
Family 'devastated' by homicide news
Police believe the ute Jess Boyce was last seen in was left at the forest park to mislead the investigation.
Tradies make citizen's arrest
Several tradesmen restrained a man allegedly interfering with a vehicle at a Christchurch building site.
Cook painting could be worth $300,000
A little known portrait of Captain James Cook will be auctioned in London next week.
One dead in pursuit crash
A group of teenagers are believed to have been in a car fleeing police when the driver crashed into another car, killing an innocent man.
Dislocated every toe in scooter crash
Giving birth nothing compared to scooter injury pain, says mother-of-three.
How innocents die on our roads
In 2010, Norman Fitt, 73, and Deidre Jordan, 67, were killed when a driver fleeing police struck their mini-SUV.
Battle over beach apartments
Thirteen owners have died. Weeds have grown on the fenced-off site, and the apartments have fallen into ruin.
Snowy blast coming
MetService warns six major highways could be closed by snow as freezing weather sweeps through the country.
$22k surgery, or months of pain
In July, Susan Wauchop could barely walk. She was offered an appointment by November, with treatment likely three months later.
Mayor wants help with hair salon
Grey District mayor Tania Gibson will soon be parting ways with life as a hairdresser in Greymouth.
Chch mayor sets out priorities
Buoyed by a renewed mandate to lead Christchurch, mayor Lianne Dalziel is pushing ahead with plans to fix the east and get a stadium built.
New Chch council must juggle demands
Tackling climate change, revamping the central city, cutting rates - new councillors face a tricky path in Chch.
ECan stalwarts happy
The old hands say they are looking forward to working with the new crop of ECan councillors.
Scooter helmets go walkabout
E-scooter company Beam is working on a new anti-theft locking system to stop its distinctive purple helmets from being stolen.
Judge: 'I'm resetting the clock'
Evan Smith was meant to be sentenced for sexually grooming a teen online, but his plea and conviction have been vacated.
Collett's Corner apartments for sale
One apartment in the ambitious Lyttelton development has already pre-sold off the plans.
Sluggish home sales cause concern
Slow sales of Christchurch's 900-home development have aroused concern from Treasury.
Cathedral Sq repairs to start
Multimillion-dollar spruce up of Christchurch's Cathedral Square to begin next week, but final development still at least a decade away.
130-year-old grocery store restored
A Christchurch couple painstakingly restore a huge heritage-listed building.
South Africa is gradually changing
OPINION: I viewed Saturday's night's commanding quarterfinal victory for the All Blacks over the Irish embedded deep in enemy territory.
MPs paid to make these calls
OPINION: Talk of a referendum on the End of Life Choice Bill is just MPs passing the buck
Media need to focus on quality
OPINION: It's unfair of MediaWorks to blame the Government for its ills, but the state can do more to protect access to democracy.
Who knows how I'll feel then?
OPINION: Death, like luck, travels in waves. Death's waves seem to be peaking around me at the moment.
Adrenaline yields to pleasure of dominance
OPINION: Impressive, All Blacks. Now bring on a close game.
Collett's Corner apartments for sale
One apartment in the ambitious Lyttelton development has already pre-sold off the plans.
Property battle ends in court
Unpaid rent for land occupied by a historic Dunedin property has led to a legal scrap and a new owner.
Are ewe kidding?
Think all sheep look the same? New technology developed by a Dunedin pair is proving that belief wrong.
Kiwi took $70m in bribes
Christchurch-born Andrew Pearse allegedly helped organise $3 billion in corrupt loans.
Rugby ribbing awaits English cricketers
English cricketers expect stick ahead of Rugby World Cup semifinal showdown.
Recap: Wellington v Canterbury
Lions books spot in Mitre 10 Cup Premiership final against Tasman with 30-19 win at Westpac Stadium.
The other Kiwi coach driving Japan
Jamie Joseph and Tony Brown have hogged the headlines during Japan's remarkable run, but there's another Kiwi driving a key aspect of their game.
Cook painting could be worth $300,000
A little known portrait of Captain James Cook will be auctioned in London next week.
CSO wows with 'ebullient' energy
REVIEW: Once in a while a performer comes along who presents something so fresh the audience is immediately drawn into what feels like the artist's playground.
Drax Project's summer tour
Wellington jazz-pop band Drax Project will headline five holiday hot spot shows this summer.
Chch classic returns to the stage with mixed results
Pacific Underground classic returns to Christchurch 26 years after its debut.
