Police clock lockdown speeders
With roads almost completely bare, one driver was caught doing 116kmh in a 50kmh zone.
Lockdown flouters offer 'abysmal excuses'
A 30km drive to buy groceries and a man going to see his girlfriend did not impress police.
Stranded Kiwis in Oz heading home
Virgin is putting out the call for Australians stuck in NZ - here is your chance to leave.
Poet Ben Brown throws book at young offenders
A poet and 29 young offenders. It's a recipe for a poignant book about broken lives.
The behavioural science of a pandemic
Kiwis have taken the epic shutdown of society in their stride. Why is that?
Cattle conference infects 17
About 400 delegates went sightseeing, despite an attendee testing postive for Covid-19.
Lincoln Uni student has coronavirus
Canterbury uni student infected at conference where 17 attendees now have the virus.
Bracing for campervan lockdown
European tourists stuck in campervans insist they are following isolation rules.
Tears, confusion over quarantine
Kiwis arriving from overseas say they're having to break hotel quarantine to buy food amid confusion over isolation rules.
'Everybody does their bit'
Another 600 nurses, 580 doctors and 50 midwives may soon join the Covid-19 fight.
Serial conman revealed
Andrew Tonks Thomson switched identities after being released from jail and continued his crime spree.
Avoiding our destructive 'habit energies'
OPINION: War images may be unpopular, but in some ways, they're helpful now.
PM: Don't do a Bondi
Don't go on a road trip and don't congregate says PM - again - pointing to Aussie chaos.
Quarter of Chch hospitality could close
An experienced Christchurch hospitality operator thinks 25 per cent of the city's bars and restaurants could close permanently.
Orana Park: painting pictures for apes
With no visitors to amuse them, zoo staff will paint pictures for apes, give kea puzzles and make paper mache balls for lions.
The week in review
OPINION: News from a week of lockdown.
Workers clear Chch rebuild sites
Work has ground to a sudden halt on Christchurch's big rebuild projects.
Building 'near-on impossible' to lease
A central city property developer is halting work on an earthquake-damaged building because he's surrounded by other eyesores.
Stadium land owned by dead woman
Matilda Gunnell died in 1929, but she still owns half of a tiny strip of land needed for the Christchurch stadium.
Lawyer dies in motorcycle crash
Kiwi Andrew Hooker was testing out his new Harley Davidson motorcycle when he crashed on a bridge in Australia.
Academy moves into historic building
Aspiring singers are finding their groove in the recently restored Woods Mill heritage building in Christchurch.
The politics of sacrifice
OPINION: All Kiwis are being asked to sacrifice to keep others safe. But how long will people put up with that?
Postponing Olympics the right call
OPINION: After weeks of uncertainty, Olympic bosses finally gave in to common sense.
Our 30-years-from-now moment
OPINION: All we need is to stay in our bubbles, wash our hands, and be kind
Avoiding our destructive 'habit energies'
OPINION: War images may be unpopular, but in some ways, they're helpful now.
Quarter of Chch hospitality could close
An experienced Christchurch hospitality operator thinks 25 per cent of the city's bars and restaurants could close permanently.
Chch shops provide lockdown laughs
"This is not the liquor you are looking for," Obi-Wan Kenobi warns would-be pub looters.
Workers clear Chch rebuild sites
Work has ground to a sudden halt on Christchurch's big rebuild projects.
Grassroots to gin boutique
Making alcohol from scratch in his pint-sized distillery is giving Peter Hall the edge among boutique gin makers.
Super Rugby teams no longer match-fit
Kiwi Super Rugby teams are no longer match-fit and will need weeks of team trainings before they're ready to play again.
ANZ Premiership's big plans halted
Netball NZ had lofty ambitions for 2020 ANZ Premiership. Now it could be over after one round.
Crusaders turn to board games
Forget video games, Tom Christie and his Crusaders flatmates are playing Cluedo and Monopoly to keep their competitive edge while self-isolating.
Mo'unga turns delivery driver
All Blacks star keen to help his mates out and make sure they aren't shirking training in self-isolation.
ANZ Premiership season up in air
ANZ Premiership faces uncertain future with coronavirus cases on rise in New Zealand.
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Poet Ben Brown throws book at young offenders
A poet and 29 young offenders. It's a recipe for a poignant book about broken lives.
Orana Park: painting pictures for apes
With no visitors to amuse them, zoo staff will paint pictures for apes, give kea puzzles and make paper mache balls for lions.
Mad dash to marry before lockdown
It might not be the big day they had planned, but the pandemic has ensured it's one they will never forget.
