End of the road for porta-potties for campervans?
5:00 AM Tougher toilet regulations could force owners of freedom camping vehicles to make expensive modifications.
Prolific conman Wayne Eaglesome has left New Zealand, police confirm
5:00 AM Police inquiries have confirmed a prolific conman has fled the country, skipping a court appearance for breaching his release conditions.
Protest against live cattle exports in central Christchurch
Protesters gathered as part of a national day of action against the two-year phase-out of live export by sea.
Wellbeing expert diagnosed with burnout: 'No-one is immune'
Sarah McGuinness knew the email giving her feedback on her business was fine and rational. It didn’t stop her from collapsing on her couch sobbing.
Mosque attack survivors appointed to board set up after March 15 investigation
Survivors and relatives of those killed in the March 15 mosque shootings have been appointed to a new board set up to ensure those affected have a clear voice.
Hopes and regrets in the post-quake city
A new festival shows Cantabrians the past and future of local architecture.
Trevor Mallard in the dock
OPINION: Duck shooting season opened last week and Speaker Trevor Mallard was in the gun.
Lands of loneliness: The unbearable pressures of farm life
A young farm worker, who later survived a suicide attempt, says his worst day was being ordered to kill 30 bobby calves with a steel pipe.
Who'll pay me big bucks for a subpar slogan?
OPINION: Oftentimes this kind of thing is the brainchild of a crack team from a marketing agency that charges like a snowplough clearing a runway.
Data reveals clusters of social housing in Christchurch
While some Christchurch suburbs have no social housing, Aranui has 469 alone. How do authorities decide where to build social housing?
Arthur's Pass residents fight to save heart of national park
Locals want to save their visitor centre, as well as important archives stored inside, which they say have been all but abandoned by DOC.
Life story: Mike Dormer, the 'the Napoleon of North Canterbury'
OBITUARY: With foresight and vision, Mike Dormer turned a piece of farmland in North Canterbury into the Willows cricket club, fostering the game among secondary schools.
1999: Bic goes back to school
Pop star Bic Runga made a nostalgic trip back to her former high school.
Auckland mum hasn't seen twins for a year
5:00 AM Tight border rules mean some mums are spending a second Mother's Day separated from their children: “Sometimes I just sit in my car and cry.”
Is the West Coast ready for the Alpine Fault quake?
An Alpine Fault earthquake will cut the West Coast off from the rest of the world, not just for weeks but possibly months. Are the locals ready?
Developer to build 65 new homes on old Central New Brighton school site
Redevelopment of the New Brighton site is intended to boost the seaside suburb.
Judge reserves decision on case to stall forced taking of NG building
The owners of a century-old building on land earmarked for Christchurch's stadium refused to negotiate so shouldn't complain about a lack of consultation, court told.
More new apartments plus shops for central Christchurch's east frame
At up to five storeys high, the blocks will be the tallest yet in the east frame housing development in Christchurch.
Call for contractors brings new Court Theatre building closer to reality
The $36 million Christchurch anchor project could be open by September 2023.
New Catholic complex in central Christchurch will cost $100 million
A Kiwi firm and an American practice that specialises in traditional Catholic buildings have been appointed to design new cathedral.
Trevor Mallard in the dock
OPINION: Duck shooting season opened last week and Speaker Trevor Mallard was in the gun.
Let sunlight in to the race debate
OPINION: We need to learn more about He Puapua and the Government's plans for Māori.
Who'll pay me big bucks for a subpar slogan?
OPINION: Oftentimes this kind of thing is the brainchild of a crack team from a marketing agency that charges like a snowplough clearing a runway.
From Neanderthals to beetles, lifeforms leave fascinating traces of their DNA in dirt
OPINION: Environmental DNA is revealing the presence of animals from dragonflies to whales, without the need to see them.
Labour still haunted by economic ‘loser’ tag
OPINION: Labour's shown it can be trusted on the economy. But that trust is fragile.
Smiths City still owes thousands for unpaid meetings
Creditor compromise showed the company still owes more than 100 staff $60k for unpaid meetings after a 2018 Employment Court decision.
Developer to build 65 new homes on old Central New Brighton school site
Redevelopment of the New Brighton site is intended to boost the seaside suburb.
Judge reserves decision on case to stall forced taking of NG building
The owners of a century-old building on land earmarked for Christchurch's stadium refused to negotiate so shouldn't complain about a lack of consultation, court told.
More new apartments plus shops for central Christchurch's east frame
At up to five storeys high, the blocks will be the tallest yet in the east frame housing development in Christchurch.
Call for contractors brings new Court Theatre building closer to reality
The $36 million Christchurch anchor project could be open by September 2023.
'I know we're disliked immensely': Crusaders coach Scott Robertson
Razor has no issue with people dislking the Crusaders, but hopes they're respected after winning a fifth straight title.
Super Rugby: Crusaders topple the Chiefs to bag fifth straight crown
Crusaders overcome two yellow cards to remain the undisputed top dogs of Super Rugby.
Life story: Mike Dormer, the 'the Napoleon of North Canterbury'
OBITUARY: With foresight and vision, Mike Dormer turned a piece of farmland in North Canterbury into the Willows cricket club, fostering the game among secondary schools.
Crusaders home in on breakdown ahead of decider against Chiefs
Ensuring ball hungry Chiefs loose forwards Pita Gus Sowakula, Lachlan Boshier and Luke Jacobson don't feast at the breakdown is a priority for the Crusaders.
Designer homes looking for buyers in Wanaka.
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Hopes and regrets in the post-quake city
A new festival shows Cantabrians the past and future of local architecture.
1999: Bic goes back to school
Pop star Bic Runga made a nostalgic trip back to her former high school.
