Hagley College has 'always been outside the square'
0 min ago In the heart of Christchurch is a designated character high school. What makes it unique? And should there be more like it?
New book to encourage those battling cancer
Award-winning Christchurch author launches new book to inspire cancer sufferers and to further research
Age hasn't stopped double bankrupt John Reid from pursuing new project
Bankruptcies, failed developments and millions lost don't deter developer John Reid.
Give the mosque bereaved more detail
OPINION: For those directly impacted, the killer’s interview responses could be an important bridge along the undulating road of grief they are on.
Archery club under fire
A Christchurch sports club is outraged at plans to boot it out of its home of almost 30 years.
Dan Carter's long wait for club blazer
Seven years after being made honorary life member of his boyhood rugby club, All Blacks great Dan Carter finally collects his blazer.
Three new Covid-19 cases
There are three new cases reported on Sunday after arrival in Christchurch.
Aurora denies Central Otago mayor's claims about lack of backup power supply
Claims a Central Otago township left without power in -10C temps won't get a backup power supply are wrong, lines company Aurora says.
First TranzAlpine service since lockdown packed with passengers
West Coasters have never been so happy to hear the rumble of the TranzAlpine train pulling into the Greymouth station.
Almost 5000 babies born during coronavirus lockdown
About 2131 boys and 2005 girls were born as the country endured the worst of the pandemic, with lockdown rules causing extra stress for some.
Tricks on the menu for Chch skate park
Youngsters will have more room to hone their skills at extended St Albans park.
Dunedin building engulfed in fire
About 28 firefighters and a command unit have extinguished a fire that completely engulfed a Dunedin building overnight.
Dunedin gets an A+ for marketing campaign
There's no such thing as bad publicity, especially when it comes to tourism marketing.
Conservation charities face 'unprecedented funding crisis'
Pandemics, such as coronavirus, are the result of humanity's destruction of nature - but conservation charities are struggling for cash
A cheap climate fix, but a heavy social cost
What if you could get New Zealand's climate impact to net zero for cheap, without touching most of the economy?
Anger at no changes to 'dehumanising' birth certificate law
Trans and intersex Kiwis will have to wait for a law change making it easier to amend incorrect sex details listed on their birth certificates.
New Zealand's two-tiered social housing system - a 'massive inequity'
Charlie Betts, a social housing tenant of 12 years, pays $303 for his one-bedroom 1970s unit, while a tenant in a new two-bedroom unit pays only $244.
'Dirty 30' buildings up for sale
Two quake-damaged historic buildings are far from their glory days, but hopes are high a new owner has a vision for restoration.
Demolished Lancaster Park lives on
Salvaged boilers run the Franz Josef hot pools, while Te Puke Sports Club has some of the famous Christchurch stadium's seats.
Quake 'on-solds' policy payout extended
A Government scheme set up to resolve a legacy Christchurch earthquake insurance issue has been extended by two months.
Arts Centre under threat
Christchurch's beloved Arts Centre faces closing within 18 months without public funding.
Reluctant support for cathedral tree removal
Century-old trees and the war memorial should only be removed from the Cathedral grounds if certain conditions are met, city leaders say.
Covid-19: NZ should take it slow and steady before reopening borders
OPINION: Iceland is opening its border, which will be worth watching.
Give the mosque bereaved more detail
OPINION: For those directly impacted, the killer’s interview responses could be an important bridge along the undulating road of grief they are on.
NZ farms need fertilizers to be productive
OPINION: What is alternative today may be the new conventional tomorrow. But climate change and market returns are increasing the pressure.
End of Life Choice Act offers 'choice, not compulsion'
OPINION: The numbers of people dying will not increase if the End of Life Choice Act is enacted, but fewer will suffer, say two veteran specialists.
Armed neutrality may be safest option
OPINION: Amid rising tensions between China, Australia and the US, Kiwis rushing to sign up for our defence forces might be in for a shock.
Age hasn't stopped double bankrupt John Reid from pursuing new project
Bankruptcies, failed developments and millions lost don't deter developer John Reid.
Aurora denies Central Otago mayor's claims about lack of backup power supply
Claims a Central Otago township left without power in -10C temps won't get a backup power supply are wrong, lines company Aurora says.
A cheap climate fix, but a heavy social cost
What if you could get New Zealand's climate impact to net zero for cheap, without touching most of the economy?
Dying investor's final battle
George Payne is backing class action lawsuit he will not live to see resolved.
How to cut your building costs
There are several options that can save you money, but they're not without drawbacks.
Archery club under fire
A Christchurch sports club is outraged at plans to boot it out of its home of almost 30 years.
Fifa may fund Christchurch stadium upgrade for Women's World Cup
The temporary stadium set up after the quakes needs an overhaul to meet tournament standards.
Dan Carter's long wait for club blazer
Seven years after being made honorary life member of his boyhood rugby club, All Blacks great Dan Carter finally collects his blazer.
Franklin Bulls on a roll
After two losses to begin NBL Showdown, the Franklin Bulls have turned it around in style.
Dan Carter's big club day out
Former All Blacks star Dan Carter went back to where it all began in rural Canterbury.
Local real estate experts believe that now is the time to buy and sell in Canterbury.
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New book to encourage those battling cancer
Award-winning Christchurch author launches new book to inspire cancer sufferers and to further research
Skills shortage could see 40% of hospo venues close
Cafes and bars are struggling to find skilled Kiwis amid border closures - and it could be devastating for the industry.
School holiday plans for under $50
Take the kids to feed giraffes and hang out with lions, hunt out a French-inspired town's best pastries, or learn to slackline.
City explodes with colour for festival
A brief break in the wintry weather allowed the Christchurch Is Lit show to shine through the gloom.
