NZ scientists braved rough southern seas to study clouds
Clouds are more than fluffy, white shapes, they could hold the key to climate change predictions.
Covid-19 community testing in Canterbury
Some arrived over an hour early to undergo a Covid-19 test at a pop-up medical facility in Christchurch
Leading club CEO says some gymnasts' allegations 'vindictive'
The CEO of one of New Zealand’s largest gymnastics clubs claims some of the athletes alleging an abusive culture within the sport have done so vindictively.
No more than 1.3% of working age population use Covid app
New figures show the Ministry of Health's contact tracing app, on its busiest day, was used by no more than 1.3 per cent of New Zealand's working age population.
Calling it a parliamentary career
OPINION/SATIRE: This place in which I now address you is uniquely unique.
Tough time for skinflints
OPINION: Frugality used to be a virtue for governments and individuals. Not any more.
Christchurch the big winner from $220m cycleways package
The city has secured $87.3m to kickstart construction and fund the completion of six major cycle routes.
Coronavirus: Stylish face masks selling out across New Zealand
Face masks are not compulsory but retailers across New Zealand are struggling to meet demand.
Homes near Christchurch stadium site could be too noisy, council says
The city council wants to limit Christchurch stadium noise, and look again at neighbours' soundproofing.
'Man of colours': Bill Moore remembered
OBITUARY: Bill Moore's career in arts and teaching touched many lives in Canterbury and around the world.
Homeowner used milk, toilet water and hot water tank to fight Port Hills fire
A Christchurch man has told the courts of his distress at being labelled a person of interest in an investigation into the 2017 Port Hills fires.
US military in managed isolation in New Zealand ahead of Antarctica trip
Members of the American military have arrived in Christchurch ahead of their deployment to Antarctica.
MPI investigating whether watercress was harvested from Selwyn River for commercial sale
The harvesting of watercress from a polluted Canterbury river has raised concerns about where it will end up.
Stabbed man suffered 'life threatening' blood loss after altercation
Lewis van Boven had to have surgery after he was stabbed by his ex-girlfriend during a fight over property she had stored at his house.
New Reefton gold mine promises to provide 'many opportunities' for locals
Reefton goldmine reopening boost for West Coast economy
Six-year-old terror attack victim wants to ask gunman 'why'
A girl seriously wounded in the mosque shootings at age 4 now has memories of the shooting and wants to face the gunman in court.
Threatened gulls could be evicted from city centre breeding colony
The black-billed gulls were expected to leave the watery ruins after breeding, then the site could be developed. Instead they've made it their home.
Homes near Christchurch stadium site could be too noisy, council says
The city council wants to limit Christchurch stadium noise, and look again at neighbours' soundproofing.
Christchurch landlord censured over 'ongoing disregard' for residential rules
Rotten bathroom floors, broken windows, black mould and rodents weren't handled by landlord Krishna Rani Saha for four years.
Christchurch’s red zone – where to from here?
Progress is frustratingly slow in Christchurch’s red zone. Is anything going to happen?
New and improved town hall offering tours
The revamped Christchurch town hall will open to the general public from Tuesday.
Border closure tricky for progress at new convention centre Te Pae
Oveseas specialists cannot get to the convention centre site to complete work.
Calling it a parliamentary career
OPINION/SATIRE: This place in which I now address you is uniquely unique.
Election 2020: Leaders offer contrasts in uncertain times
OPINION: After months of warm-ups, election campaigning is finally under way.
Tough time for skinflints
OPINION: Frugality used to be a virtue for governments and individuals. Not any more.
Can computers be racist?
OPINION: Critics of actuarial decision-making say algorithms are only as good as what is fed into them
Walking with tears in my eyes
OPINION: One colleague told me to “have a good cry and get it out of your system”, as if the tears could wash away my sense of loss.
Homes near Christchurch stadium site could be too noisy, council says
The city council wants to limit Christchurch stadium noise, and look again at neighbours' soundproofing.
Commercial property values and rents tipped to fall
Commercial property valuers think the property downturn is only in its early stages.
Christchurch landlord censured over 'ongoing disregard' for residential rules
Rotten bathroom floors, broken windows, black mould and rodents weren't handled by landlord Krishna Rani Saha for four years.
'99.9 per cent of the customers don't want to change'
Locals in Akaroa are “very anti-changing" the name of the Bully Hayes restaurant, owner Wayne Jones says. He is trying to find a "medium that keeps everybody happy".
Kaiapoi's first shared office space opens its doors
Kaiapoi's new coworking space may help keep local workers local, rather than having to commute into Christchurch or battle poor rural internet connections.
'My motivation has wavered': Kiwi shot put champ Tom Walsh opens up on struggles
New Zealand athlete says there has to be doubts about whether the Tokyo Olympics will go ahead next year.
Richie Mo'unga's incredible winning record with the Crusaders
Extend three fingers and you’re looking at the number of losses Crusaders pivot Richie Mo’unga has featured in since 2017.
Crusaders accustomed to them versus everyone else mentality
Crusaders welcome back three big guns as they eye title-sealing win against Highlanders.
Crusaders gave Blues signing Sam Darry every chance to stick around
'We gave him every opportunity to stay, but he wasn't willing to stay here and compete and he's taken another path.'
Tasman sign speedsters Sevu Reece and Mark Telea
The rich get richer. Defending champions Tasman bolster an already stacked outside backs department with two of Super Rugby's best wings.
Local demand and returning expats see Otago property market soar.
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What's on: Event highlights in Christchurch
There's plenty to do in Christchurch, including a mountain bike race, kapa haka, burlesque and a night of fashion and fundraising for the Arts Centre.
Meet the singing surfer siblings
The Butlers and There's A Tuesday have more in common than great tunes.
Christchurch teenager's little business brings huge joy to sick children
Amelie Coggan, 15, has turned her hobby of designing and making clay creatures into a thriving business that also helps sick children.
Coco Solid joins Rhythm and Alps 2020
The Aroha Bridge creator joins the Kiwi-led line up for the New Year event in Wanaka.
