Christchurch mayor in dark over SFO investigation
Lianne Dalziel says the learned of the investigation through the media.
A lasting legacy in Lyttelton
OBITUARY: Margaret Jefferies spearheaded major community projects in Christchurch's port town for two decades.
Death and the maiden
Deathcare work is the future ''way to go'' for "psychonaut" and funeral celebrant Karen Effie.
Fatal quake building flaw missed
Engineer Dick Cusiel won't face charges over Linda Arnold's death despite major criticism of his work.
Tenants fear 'tree of doom'
A tenant put "danger" tape around a tree teetering over a Christchurch social housing complex.
The week in good news
OPINION: Looking for some good news in a dark world.
March's top 10 exhibitions
March's 10 exhibitions to look out for in Canterbury are notable for their wide variety.
Shut-eye in the eye of the storm
OPINION/SATIRE: With the world quickly heading down the gurgler, peaceful sleep is at a premium.
Fallen power pole's narrow miss
Residents says it's an "absolute fluke" no-one was hurt when a live power line toppled in suburban Christchurch.
Motunau grass fire contained
Fire crews have contained the blaze in rural north Canterbury, allowing residents to return home.
Ratepayer loan sought for cricket lights
After getting the controversial Hagley Oval lighting towers approved, cricketers are seeking a council loan.
MP's fake door-knock post
Hamish Walker claimed he was collecting petition signatures. But he didn't knock on a single door.
Winter coronavirus cases could 'overwhelm' hospitals
Christchurch Hospital may struggle to cope if cases of the disease coincide with flu season.
Angling for a winning salmon
Top anglers trying to catch the largest salmon in the Rakaia River had an early start.
Sewage plan down the dunny
A plan to get permission to pollute Queenstown's pristine waters has been flushed away, so what's next?
The school of hard knocks
One in 10 prisoners has suffered a brain injury growing up, four times the average rate.
Avon Loop kayak launch opens
A canoe and kayak ramp has opened in Christchurch's Avon Loop, along with new paths.
Sol Sq building gets ratepayer money
Two earthquake-damaged heritage buildings will get $1.2 million from Christchurch ratepayers.
Over 550 'on-solds' claims lodged
Hundreds of homeowners who bought houses with earthquake damage have filed for compensation from the Government.
'Hidden gem' walkway still closed
It was once a "hidden gem" for walkers, runners and cyclists. Now it's a boggy, overgrown, broken mess.
Beachfront land for sale after quake dispute
Luxury houses could be built where beachfront apartments were wrecked.
The week in good news
OPINION: Looking for some good news in a dark world.
Shut-eye in the eye of the storm
OPINION/SATIRE: With the world quickly heading down the gurgler, peaceful sleep is at a premium.
My friend is frustratingly woke
OPINION: Yes, my annoying friend is right. But couldn't they find a better way of saying so?
Black Caps' selection headache
Toss was pivotal in Wellington and it will again be vital in second test.
Boult excited by Hagley wicket
Leading wicket taker at Hagley Oval looks to pile more misery on India.
The man who moulded Jamieson
Kyle Jamieson arrived in Christchurch as a batsman. Seven years on, he's a bowler going places.
Death and the maiden
Deathcare work is the future ''way to go'' for "psychonaut" and funeral celebrant Karen Effie.
March's top 10 exhibitions
March's 10 exhibitions to look out for in Canterbury are notable for their wide variety.
Avon Loop kayak launch opens
A canoe and kayak ramp has opened in Christchurch's Avon Loop, along with new paths.
Rod Stewart announces Dunedin concert
Good news for South Island fans as the rocker adds a third date to his New Zealand tour.
