Coronavirus: Chances of NZ cases 'high'
There is a high chance the deadly coronavirus will make it to New Zealand, health officials say, but that doesn't mean you should panic.
Vacant homes ablaze
Firefighters battled three house fires within 24 hours and two are being investigated by police.
Gorge jump proves fatal
DOC is reviewing one of Hokitika's top tourist attractions after 23-year-old Solomone Tuitalau drowned.
'I have not been interviewed yet'
Christchurch mayor Lianne Dalziel says police are yet to interview her about failing to identify campaign donors.
Philip Arps to be released
White supremacist may have a range of extra conditions imposed on his release after he composed dozens of concerning phone calls and letters while in prison.
'Green' social housing for Chch
Electric bikes and edible gardens to feature in new multimillion-dollar social housing development.
Virus timing couldn't be worse
The dire consequences of the coronavirus are beginning to hit tourism as cancellations grow.
Toxic algae spreads in Canty river
Algae that could make humans and animals sick is on the move in the Ashley River.
Tourist pleads guilty to fatal crash
Dalbert Tin crossed the centre line, hit a motorbike rider, then caused a fatal collision with another car.
Mavericks bring artfully chaotic fun
REVIEW: Mavericks festival feels like a fun attempt to recapture the buskers festival's anarchic roots.
Rebuild concerns reach Auditor General
Another $80m should see the job done on the Kaikōura coast, but the Māori Council is seeking "proper financial oversight".
Bike wreck found with no rider
If the motorcycle has crashed, police say the rider may have "significant" injuries.
NZer of the Year finalists announced
The 2020 NZer of the Year will either be an expert in babies, the face of our space industry, or a beloved actress.
Hate speech on the rise
"Surprising, disappointing": new research shows online abuse has increased over the past year.
Contamination cleanup shortfall
Authorities need to find another $600k to remediate contaminated land in south Christchurch.
Canterbury staying dry
Canterbury's run as one of the driest regions in the country is expected to continue for at least another week.
Curious kea hit the beach
Kea are usually found in the mountains, but a playful pair have been spotted on the sand.
New houses for central Chch
More new homes are being built in central Christchurch despite "slow" apartment sales.
The cross-eyed cathedral cats
Bonnie and Clyde are ''outlaws'' who call Christchurch's Cathedral Square home.
Sydenham 'ripe for gentrification'
An old substation has been restored to glory, while the depot next door could be transformed into loft apartments.
Back to rail for Christchurch?
Christchurch was once renowned for its trains and trams. Will it be again?
Makeover for Victoria Mansions
Painting the heritage building in pastel colours and adding a fifth-storey with two penthouses among plans.
Early detection key for coronavirus
OPINION: The coronavirus isn't well understood, but it's in everyone's interests that it gets shut down quickly.
Book Pharmac in for a facelift
OPINION: It's time that New Zealand's fairy godmother was booked in for "a little work".
Teach kids the value of sleep
OPINION: Sleep deprivation can dramatically reduce our ability to store new information.
PM just trying to stifle debate
OPINION: Ardern's relentlessly positive plan is a ploy to shut down debate.
Virus timing couldn't be worse
The dire consequences of the coronavirus are beginning to hit tourism as cancellations grow.
New houses for central Chch
More new homes are being built in central Christchurch despite "slow" apartment sales.
The cross-eyed cathedral cats
Bonnie and Clyde are ''outlaws'' who call Christchurch's Cathedral Square home.
Sydenham 'ripe for gentrification'
An old substation has been restored to glory, while the depot next door could be transformed into loft apartments.
A life lived for rowing
James Sheehan's dedication to rowing went much further than racing along the water.
Barrett: I'm a natural leader
The Crusaders' season-opener will mark the first time Scott Barrett has captained a team since he was a 12-year-old.
White Ferns must fire at World Cup
Another poor White Ferns showing would tarnish 2021 World Cup, writes Brendon Egan.
Christchurch to host World Cup final
Big cities are the big winners while smaller centres miss out on the Women's Cricket World Cup.
Razor: We wanted to keep Hunt
If Scott Robertson had his way Highlanders recruit Mitch Hunt would still be a Crusader.
Mavericks bring artfully chaotic fun
REVIEW: Mavericks festival feels like a fun attempt to recapture the buskers festival's anarchic roots.
Teen cast as 'bratty' Juliet
Grace Opie was told to "act her age" in a Christchurch production of Romeo and Juliet.
Big opening weekend for buskers
Warm weather has helped attract thousands into central Christchurch for a festival of busking.
Off-grid pizza paradise in the bush
This pizza parlour is so busy customers who can't get a table sit on the grass to eat their dinner.
