Person reportedly 'overcome' by fumes
A person has reportedly been "overcome" by fumes at the new Spark building in Christchurch's Cathedral Square.
Study could give insight into mental effects of Covid-19
A Christchurch "quake brain" study could help understanding of the mental effects of the pandemic.
Two major Canterbury events not returning at level 1
The NZ Agricultural Show and Christchurch Santa Parade will not be reinstated despite being permitted at level 1.
Spotlight on student halls
Accommodation providers will face scrutiny as part of an inquiry prompted by student treatment during the coronavirus lockdown.
'Inappropriate' bike track name change
Bike tracks called The Missus, The Mistress and The Ginger Cougar may be renamed.
'Rogue' art concreted into sacred rock
Canterbury mana whenua shocked to see site "used and abused".
Taxi drivers face going 'bust'
Taxi drivers in Queenstown and Wanaka are working some days without getting one job.
Bridges, landing planned for red zone
Concepts for three Christchurch red zone foot bridges and one landing for the Avon River have been revealed.
New Redcliffs School to open
Prime minister and Kiwi music legend Dave Dobbyn to attend resilient Christchurch school's long-awaited reopening.
The cats that 'ruled the square'
Christ Church Cathedral is now feline-free for the first time in years after the capture of Bonnie and Clyde.
Heritage restoration 'not progressing'
The heritage-listed Trinity Church needs doors, windows, and landscaping work to be finished - but the work is on hold because of funding gaps.
Businesses face months of pain
One business owner bought her restaurant just weeks before level 2 started. Then the roadworks came.
Black lives matter in NZ too
OPINION: Those who claim race relations in the US have nothing to do with New Zealand are wrong.
Every bully boy has a bunker
Opinion: Having Donald Trump in a bunker is a good start, writes Joe Bennett.
Plan doesn't draw sting of rates
OPINION: There's not much inspiration to be found in Christchurch's revised draft annual plan that still proposes a 3.5 per cent rates increase.
Hats off to the old gambler
OPINION: Things must be getting back to normal if Peters is up to his old tricks.
Silver Ferns legend honoured
“I have championed women. It was always a battle though," netball legend and real estate advocate Joan Harnett-Kindley says.
Read: No regrets, just good memories
Former All Blacks captain humbled to be honoured as career plays out its final stages.
Roofer who scammed $100k avoids jail
While Macaulay Marchant's clients were waiting for work to be done, he was gambling, travelling and clubbing.
Winter sports season set to begin
Canterbury's major winter sports are expected to be up and running within a month.
Scoring victories for cricketing women
A leading female umpire and a top scorer have been honoured by New Zealand Cricket.
New KFC open after 'red tape' delay
After a delayed opening due to "red tape", Christchurch fried chicken fans are into KFC's new flagship central city store.
'Treasure trove' of 20th century fashion
Browse fabulous frocks, hats, shoes and handbags from bygone eras at an exhibition showcasing one of NZ's most extensive clothing collections.
From benefit to business empire
Sarah Page is known as Christchurch's vegan cheese lady. But while learning to reinvent the wheel, she had "absolutely nothing".
Last dance for live music?
Events industry veteran says action urgently needed to ensure survival of 40-year business.