Main parties may get licked
What's your flavour? Billy Boy or Jacinda Fever?
Victim fled gunshots
With a gun held to his neck, kidnap victim jumped from the car he was forced to drive.
Westport water crisis eases
7:37 PM Emergency supplies and restricted use help ease West Coast town's water crisis.
Compo claim 'doomed to fail'
Property owner seeking more cash after being forced to give up land hits legal roadblock.
Quake complaints 'complex'
7:13 PM Canterbury claims feature in climbing insurance ombudsman complaints.
Contracting business 'finished'
Firm working on Christchurch Hospital's acute services building had contract cancelled with 2 days notice.
Cycle lane stoush still sour
8:27 PM City cycle lane dispute settled, but concern bike riders still at risk.
Westport water crisis eases
7:37 PM Emergency supplies and restricted use help ease West Coast town's water crisis.
Quake insurance complaints 'complex'
Canterbury claims feature in climbing insurance ombudsman complaints.
Compo claim 'doomed to fail'
Property owner seeking more cash after being forced to give up land hits legal roadblock.
Crash victim a post-quake battler
Eileen Pearce, 86, spent the last years of her life fighting her insurance company over her home rebuild.
Contractor dumped from project
A man behind a firm contracted to work on Christchurch Hospital's new acute services building says his business is "finished" after the contract was cancelled.
'Eye-watering' convention centre fees
The amount spent on professional fees for the Christchurch convention centre is "eye-watering", an expert says.
Kissing social justice goodbye
OPINION: What is that grotesque practice of politicians kissing kids about, who started it, and why isn't there a law against it?
Who won the final debate?
OPINION: Jacinda Ardern looked and sounded like a woman in a fight for her political life. And she is.
English's squeeze is working
OPINION: Bill English is killing NZ First and it's now clear he's making a dent in Labour too.
NZ's hidden protest vote
The polls don't lie – or do they? Is there one party people are too afraid to admit they'll vote for?
Quake insurance complaints 'complex'
Canterbury claims feature in climbing insurance ombudsman complaints.
Compo claim 'doomed to fail'
Property owner seeking more cash after being forced to give up land hits legal roadblock.
Canterbury academic highlights Chinese influence
Canterbury academic Anne-Marie Brady has focused on Shanghai Pengxin's farm near Ashburton used to launch Chinese space research.
Fears community heart will be lost
The council says the location could provide "a combined Council office and a community heart."
Fewer commercial property deals in 2017, so far
Overseas investors dominated a smaller number of deals in the first half of the year.
McCaw goal sees Midlands through
Capital went down fighting in their National Hockey League quarterfinal, but couldn't find a way through the Midlands defence.
Jumps jockey injured
In a tough day for the jumping fraternity, top jumps jockey is injured and horse dies following steeplechase.
Highlanders land prop early
Son of former Kiwis league player will join Highlanders next year after Melbourne Rebels cut him loose.
Big names still in mix
With seven long weeks to go, the New Zealand Trotting Cup field is already starting to take shape.
Bulls lose skipper Todd
Injuries and unavailability force the Canterbury Bulls to ring the changes for rep rugby league clash.
Embracing the walk-run
As election week heats up, I decided to slow things down – to a Bill English inspired walk-run.
