Protesters climb 100m oil rig
Two Christchurch activists protesting fossil fuel extraction have boarded an oil rig off the coast of the South Island.
1080 - killing kea or saving them?
Only 10 per cent of kea nests are successful without predator control, compared to 70 per cent with control, DOC say.
Chch's Belgian Beer Cafe closes
Restaurant owner says everyone is "hanging on for grim death", waiting for the tourists to come back to the city.
Fraudster 'preyed' on Tinder
After they met on a dating app, he faked documents to get her to invest money. She's still owed $98,000.
Robbery victim charged
A man allegedly robbed by five people at his Christchurch home has now been charged with cultivating cannabis.
1700 letters not delivered
NZ Post has apologised for not collecting letters from two central Dunedin mailboxes during February.
Police exercise in Christchurch
Christchurch residents might hear loud bangs and see police with guns around Shirley over the next few days.
Airbnb regulation battle
The Christchurch City Council is grappling with how to regulate Airbnb-style accommodation.
Wellness centre could 'change lives'
It took former Ryman Healthcare boss Simon Challies six years after he was diagnosed with Parkinson's to reach out.
Drink-driver appeals jail sentence
Sahil Sudhir Shetty was jailed for crashing while drunk, then leaving his injured partner in the car.
Go-ahead for fire station rebuild
A new two-storey central fire station is part of a $78m post-quake revamp in Christchurch.
Muslims on high alert
Police have "strong leads" on those responsible for a threat against Christchurch's Al Noor mosque.
'Social worker' a convicted fraudster
Convicted fraudster and unregistered doctor among staff at a planned health centre.
Doctors checking five people a day
Up to five people a day in Canterbury are going to the doctor concerned they might have coronavirus symptoms.
Star the pony stabbed 41 times
Reg Ozanne initially claimed he loved "that little pony", but has now admitted stabbing the beloved miniature horse dozens of times.
Go-ahead for fire station rebuild
A new two-storey central fire station is part of a $78m post-quake revamp in Christchurch.
Crown approves stadium funding
Construction on Christchurch's new $473m covered stadium will begin next year.
Spark workers join forces in Chch
Hundreds workers are moving into Spark's new multimillion-dollar central Christchurch office.
Avon Loop kayak launch opens
A canoe and kayak ramp has opened in Christchurch's Avon Loop, along with new paths.
Sol Sq building gets ratepayer money
Two earthquake-damaged heritage buildings will get $1.2 million from Christchurch ratepayers.
My alternative Lotto advice
OPINION: Never mind tips for the winners. It's the losers who need some guidance.
Political atmosphere fractious and splintered
OPINION: The Democrats are staring down the barrel of a schism
I'll be dancing with myself
OPINION: Will Covid-19 hit Dancing with the Stars? And how about the election?
Warning system could help virus fight
OPINION: Initiatives like FluTrackers could be an important weapon in the global fight against coronavirus.
Airbnb regulation battle
The Christchurch City Council is grappling with how to regulate Airbnb-style accommodation.
Go-ahead for fire station rebuild
A new two-storey central fire station is part of a $78m post-quake revamp in Christchurch.
'Social worker' a convicted fraudster
Convicted fraudster and unregistered doctor among staff at a planned health centre.
Crown approves stadium funding
Construction on Christchurch's new $473m covered stadium will begin next year.
Spark workers join forces in Chch
Hundreds workers are moving into Spark's new multimillion-dollar central Christchurch office.
Canterbury Country claim Cup
Canterbury Country sealed an outright win against Hamilton to wrest the Hawke Cup away from the northern team for the first time this summer.
Black Caps 'can't let up'
Black Caps swing king Trent Boult says early wickets are a must on day three.
Returning from 'adult Disneyland'
This magician won't pull a rabbit out of hat. Instead, his glasses hold his secrets.
What do brain waves sound like?
Electrical activity from a Christchurch artist's brain was recorded using electrodes placed along her scalp, with the findings printed as code and then made into music.
