Fat Freddy's Drop gig moves
8:00 PM Fat Freddy's Drop's Christchurch concert is moving outdoors, but new tickets may also have a new price tag.
Veteran axeman still razor sharp
8:00 PM Roger Thain remains a cut above at 79. "It's a disease ... you don't get tired or any of that business."
Fried chicken shocks poultry comp
6:33 PM Adam White thought a top poultry event was getting too serious. So he entered a KFC bucket.
Car hits pedestrian
A person has been seriously injured after a car hit a pedestrian in Addington, Christchurch.
Yo-Yo Ma treats lunchtime crowd
Yo-Yo Ma teamed up with Kiwi musician Marlon Williams and local artists to give a unique free concert.
'Insulting' freedom camper decision
A pub that came up with an answer to freedom camping pollution feels its been kicked in the teeth by the local council.
Convicted rapists call unfair trial
Pair jailed for raping teen argue their trial was unfair because the jury foreman was bullied at school by one of their brothers.
Sublime cello, ridiculous ringtones
OPINION: Even in the presence of Yo-Yo Ma's mastery, the lure of the phone is irresistible.
Kiwi in Gold Coast fall named
Christchurch man Liam Kearns, 22, moved to the Gold Coast about six weeks ago before falling 15 storeys to his death.
Is Kaikōura still vulnerable?
Four months before the quake hit, researchers thought Kaikōura would be the perfect "case study". They were right.
Woman allegedly stabbed man
A 38-year-old Christchurch woman has been remanded in custody after her arrest for a stabbing incident in Kaiapoi on Tuesday.
Searching for 2012 interviewees
Did you tell your earthquake story at the Quake Box in 2012? If so, the University of Canterbury needs your help.
Unimog plan on hold
Unimogs are allowed on the historic Skippers Rd near Queenstown, but Go Orange is not yet "fully comfortable" using the vehicles on the treacherous road.
Cold front to hit South Island
Bursts of heavy rain and wind are expected as a cold front makes its way up the South Island.
Crews on standby for plane landing
Emergency services were put on standby after a flight from Tauranga to Christchurch Airport had suspected hydraulic issues.
Fears board will 'reclaim empire'
Southern health board commissioners are preparing to hand power over to a new board in December, but some fear the old mindset will return.
My sister married into the Mob
A remarkable story from author Becky Manawatu about her sister and Mongrel Mob member brother-in-law.
Homes not agent's to sell
Real estate agent suspended and fined after she tried to sell properties without homeowners' permission.
River upgrade wins award
Christchurch's Avon River precinct has been honoured at NZ's top landscape architecture awards.
Developers' new plans for south frame land
A hotel, apartment building and childcare centre are among projects planned for a central Christchurch block.
Mill to come alive to the sound of music
Christchurch's Woods Mill heritage building will become home to a music academy as its $9 million restoration continues.
How to lose your boat
Couches, mattresses and desks get dumped in the Christchurch's red zone. But once, bizarrely, someone dumped this old boat.
Sublime cello, ridiculous ringtones
OPINION: Even in the presence of Yo-Yo Ma's mastery, the lure of the phone is irresistible.
Simpler is only sometimes better
OPINION: Today is neither better nor worse than yesterday. It is merely different.
Bill English: 5 reasons to vote No
OPINION: Euthanasia bill will make NZ less safe for the old, the vulnerable, the depressed and the disabled.
Comfort on a plate
OPINION: It's the emotional demands behind the munchies that cause us to over consume.
Politically palatable, but will it work?
OPINION: Chris Hipkins has pulled back from the most radical aspects of education reform, but the effectiveness of his new plan is up for debate.
Unimog plan on hold
Unimogs are allowed on the historic Skippers Rd near Queenstown, but Go Orange is not yet "fully comfortable" using the vehicles on the treacherous road.
From trauma to the good life
After Jude Slater suffered a massive stroke, she and her husband took a leap of faith and became saffron growers.
Buildings a threat to public safety
A firm claiming to have identified over 1200 defective buildings and structures says it's a snapshot of a wider problem.
CBD fortunes turn
Christchurch's oversupply of office and retail space declines as suburban tenants are drawn to the rebuilt centre.
Homes not agent's to sell
Real estate agent suspended and fined after she tried to sell properties without homeowners' permission.
Former Blues flanker joins Crusaders
Sione Havili joins Crusaders as reigning champions search for Matt Todd's replacement.
Barrett to captain Crusaders
Scott Barrett to lead new-look Crusaders' quest for unprecedented Super Rugby four-peat.
NZ Cup goes to Cruz Bromac
Ecstatic winning New Zealand Trotting Cup owner lifts up his trainer and gives him a spin.
Recap: NZ Trotting Cup
Cruz Bromac has won the 2019 New Zealand Trotting Cup, giving trainers Natalie Rasmussen and Mark Purdon their their fourth consecutive Cup win.
Cup day survival manual
It's time to dig out the fake tan, dust off your shoes and ready your fascinator, the countdown to one of the biggest parties of the year in Canterbury is on.
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Fat Freddy's Drop gig moves
Fat Freddy's Drop's Christchurch concert is moving outdoors, but new tickets may also have a new price tag.
Fried chicken shocks poultry comp
Adam White thought a top poultry event was getting too serious. So he entered a KFC bucket.
Yo-Yo Ma treats lunchtime crowd
Yo-Yo Ma teamed up with Kiwi musician Marlon Williams and local artists to give a unique free concert.
A night never to be forgotten
REVIEW: The Yo Yo Ma concert was one of the most extraordinary events the Town Hall is ever likely to see.
