Ōtautahi – the story behind Christchurch's informal te reo name
Some Ngāi Tahu members avoid the widely adopted te reo moniker as it is derived from an ancestor's name, which can reduce their mana.
Hermitage Hotel declines Govt aid
Bookings at the Aoraki Mt Cook hotel are so good, it has turned down offers of a grant and loan.
More retailers shut up shop in Christchurch malls post-Covid lockdown
Fast-changing shopping trends and the fallout from the Covid-19 crisis have led to a jump in the number of closed doors at Christchurch malls.
Support for legal challenge to University of Otago medical school admissions
The man behind a court challenge to the Otago University med-school admissions scheme is getting support from other parents whose children missed out.
Antique Roadies cycling 100km from Christchurch to Akaroa for charity
A 79-year-old will lead a cycle team dubbed the Antique Roadies on a 100km ride to raise cash for charity.
Why Hanmer Springs offers aquatic fun for the whole family
Whatever you’re in the mood for, with a choice of 15 different pools, you’ll find it here.
Fox Hut: The West Coast's secret hideway that's worth discovering
Romantic, secluded and close to nature – you'll leave this place rested and reconnected, ready to take on the world.
Almost $500,000 from Christchurch Cave Rock apartments sale sitting in limbo
The long-running saga of the quake-damaged and much-disputed Sumner complex has a new chapter.
Demolition approved for Christchurch's Catholic cathedral
Demolition of Christchurch's earthquake-damaged Catholic cathedral will begin in about two weeks.
Work on planned Lyttelton development Collett's Corner gearing up again
The "pioneering" Lyttelton project is back from a coronavirus-enforced hiatus.
Century-old trees around Christchurch's Anglican cathedral get more protection
Three historic trees have been given more protection under special new planning laws passed to ensure restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral is not held up.
Large Stonehurst block will become central Christchurch housing development
A large city block has been sold to housing developers after sitting vacant since Canterbury's earthquakes.
More retailers shut up shop in Christchurch malls post-Covid lockdown
Fast-changing shopping trends and the fallout from the Covid-19 crisis have led to a jump in the number of closed doors at Christchurch malls.
One week, two bosses of Christchurch council-owned companies quit
Onno Mulder steps down as chief of maintenance contractor Citycare, days after the head of the city's lines company resigns.
Almost $500,000 from Christchurch Cave Rock apartments sale sitting in limbo
The long-running saga of the quake-damaged and much-disputed Sumner complex has a new chapter.
Coronavirus: Remote working revolution rising from rubble in Queenstown
Business leaders will share ideas at a new festival in Queenstown to help Kiwis thrive in the new world of work post-Covid.
Wealthy Gough family property for sale
The remaining asset, a big industrial property, of the Gough family business is on the market.
Life story: Legendary Canterbury horse trainer Tony Prendergast
OBITUARY: Training and caring for horses was much more than a job for Tony Prendergast; it was a lifestyle.
Super Rugby: Two more key cogs re-sign with Crusaders as roster takes shape
Mitchell Drummond and Tom Christie are the latest Crusaders to recommit to the 11-times champions.
Seven Linwood Keas in Canterbury Bulls squad
Champion club dominates a strong representative team lineup for national rugby league series.
Silver Ferns connection helps Tactix land Karin Burger
Chance to play more at goal defence and alongside Silver Ferns' team-mate, a powerful lure for Tactix recruit Karin Burger.
Record five titles in a row for Linwood Keas
Five Keas collected their fifth consecutive winner's medal for champion side.
A slice of Nelson’s history is on the market for the first time in 105 years.
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Why Hanmer Springs offers aquatic fun for the whole family
Whatever you’re in the mood for, with a choice of 15 different pools, you’ll find it here.
Christchurch street art lit up at night
The streets have been transformed into a night gallery with new lights illuminating 11 murals.
Forget pop, Theia's composing waiata Māori
Theia is known for her "futuristic" alt-pop, but lately she's been composing in a centuries-old genre of waiata.
