NZ's top 50 landowners revealed
4 min ago Rich-listers, established farming families and a former All Black are among NZ's top 50 landowners.
'I stabbed someone'
11 min ago A woman was overheard saying "I stabbed someone" near where a person was injured in a "disorder incident".
Fuel card fraudster 'naive'
13 min ago Ethan Sunnex used his ex-employer's fuel card nearly 100 times after being fired.
NZ seas in trouble - report
12:41 PM "How did we get into this mess?" says top scientist on the state of NZ's marine environment.
Scammers exploit uni hall death
The fake "memorial fund" page claims to be set up by Mason Pendrous' stepfather. But he has nothing to do with it.
'Suspicious' shed fire at school
Police are investigating a shed fire at South New Brighton School which is believed to have been deliberately lit.
The perfect antidote to hate
OPINION: True love overspills, it takes over everything, ... and, more importantly, it leaves no room for hate.
Smug about another Beatles record
OPINION: They only made music together for a short time, but they're still relevant 50 years later, because they're the best.
'Let down' by police
She thought she was going to be raped, possibly killed, in vicious attack. The police told her to "pop into the station tomorrow".
Water-meter delays
More than 1000 Canterbury water takes remain unmetered but Environment Canterbury has yet to prosecute anyone.
Babies treated for opioid withdrawal
Almost 30 babies have been born to drug dependent mothers in Canterbury in the past five years.
Mosque shooting victim's fears
Mohammad Sahadat is worried his wife and four children may need to leave New Zealand.
New Crusaders logo revealed
Having stripped the knights and swords from their logo, the Crusaders are updating their apparel for the 2020 season.
Fine sparks debate
Can a driver cross yellow lines to overtake a cyclist? Yes, but the question has certainly provoked debate.
Woman stabbed in St Martins
A woman has been taken to hospital after she was stabbed in a Christchurch suburb.
Mayor wants help with hair salon
Grey District mayor Tania Gibson will soon be parting ways with life as a hairdresser in Greymouth.
Chch mayor sets out priorities
Buoyed by a renewed mandate to lead Christchurch, mayor Lianne Dalziel is pushing ahead with plans to fix the east and get a stadium built.
New Chch council must juggle demands
Tackling climate change, revamping the central city, cutting rates - new councillors face a tricky path in Chch.
ECan stalwarts happy
The old hands say they are looking forward to working with the new crop of ECan councillors.
Storage space to accommodation
1:19 PM Some smoke alarms were missing while stairs, windows and a deck were installed without consent.
Eatery reopens six months later
Owner of restaurant forced to shut for six months after its two chefs were shot in terror attack says the closure cost him $60,000.
Faith in building industry undermined
OPINION: Canary in the coal mine is tweeting: many buildings are broken, and so is the system that supports them.
Restoration plan for Dirty 30 building
New owners take on last broken building on Christchurch street never fully reopened after earthquakes.
First Te Pae conference in one year
Midwives, ecologists and classic car enthusiasts will be the first to use Christchurch's new convention centre.
The hidden horror below
Tracey Glass just wanted a new bathroom. What was found when the carpet was lifted may condemn her entire house.
$30k on consents, for naught
He bought a dilapidated old villa, with plans to replace it with affordable units. A council panel spiked his plans.
The planet's heart is faltering
OPINION: New Zealand's coastal waters are warming, a new report says, making them less able to swallow carbon dioxide.
The perfect antidote to hate
OPINION: True love overspills, it takes over everything, ... and, more importantly, it leaves no room for hate.
Smug about another Beatles record
OPINION: They only made music together for a short time, but they're still relevant 50 years later, because they're the best.
250 years before Cook even arrived
OPINION: The arrival of Captain James Cook here 250 years ago, as part of a global circumnavigation, came 250 years after the first one.
Young gun offers free mortgage
Marty Murchison, 29, bought his first house at 20, and now wants to pay someone's first-home mortgage for a year.
Faith in building industry undermined
OPINION: Canary in the coal mine is tweeting: many buildings are broken, and so is the system that supports them.
Restoration plan for Dirty 30 building
New owners take on last broken building on Christchurch street never fully reopened after earthquakes.
More Aussies in Qtown
Extra flights between Melbourne and Queenstown are thought to be behind the increase in Australians visiting Queenstown this winter.
First Te Pae conference in one year
Midwives, ecologists and classic car enthusiasts will be the first to use Christchurch's new convention centre.
New Crusaders logo revealed
Having stripped the knights and swords from their logo, the Crusaders are updating their apparel for the 2020 season.
Crunch time for Hagley Oval lights
Members of the public can make their views heard before a final decision will be made on the controversial proposal.
Sporting treasure's final days
Christchurch's quake-damaged stadium has finally been demolished – 138 years since the day it opened.
Canterbury secure Shield for summer
Replacement Canterbury prop scores try two minutes after fulltime hooter to break North Harbour hearts.
Recap: Canterbury v North Harbour
Red-and-blacks fight back to snatch a dramatic 31-25 victory and retain the Ranfurly Shield in Christchurch.
World-renowned brand and Kiwi flair shake up NZ property market.
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Christchurch history in a postcard
A river running through the centre of Christchurch used to be so clean people would pay to bathe in it.
GoodFor arrives in Christchurch
The Auckland-based, package-free lifestyle grocery store can be found at Welles St's The Welder.
'Rudest' cafe owners move on
Bosses who gave a Springfield Store & Cafe an infamous reputation to go as local investors buy building.
BYO mural animation
Sometimes all you need is a lick of paint, but some of Christchurch's best-known street art is getting a revamp without the artists even touching their brushes.
