One seriously injured in crash on Lewis Pass
A person has been flown to hospital in a serious condition after crashing a ute on the Lewis Pass.
Christchurch mayor's late husband farewelled
Rob Davidson was remembered for his unwavering dedication to the community and his lifelong fight for justice in a heartfelt service in Christchurch on Saturday.
West Coast chairman rebuked for calling Covid-19 'Chinese virus'
The chairman says anyone who believes his comments were racist needs to stop “being so bloody precious”.
Coronavirus: Previous clusters show how difficult it can be to find Covid source
Just how important is it to find how Covid got in?
Christchurch retail matriarch remembered for 'heart of gold'
Armed with a sewing machine, fabric offcuts and a phenomenal work ethic, June Cox forged an 80-year career in Christchurch’s retail industry.
Train like a Crusader
What the Super Rugby elite can teach the rest of us about reaching that goal of ultimate fitness.
Love under the cherry tree: Covid forces wedding wait for rest home sweethearts
Covid-19 has left his upcoming wedding plans ''up in the air'' but 85-year-old Dr Merv Dickinson is still grateful for every moment.
Coronavirus: Auckland's lockdown wipes $14m from Canterbury economy
"Cautious relief" among business leaders as South Island dodges stricter restrictions.
Coronavirus: Cantabrians react to staying under alert level 2
Cantabrians have shown their support for the Government’s plan to keep the region in alert level 2 for another 12 days.
Blues take big financial hit as Crusaders match is called off
As the Prime Minister announces Auckland will remain in Level 3 lockdown, Super Rugby Aotearoa is forced to abandon its big finale.
Sue Nightingale the fifth executive manager to quit Canterbury's health board
Canterbury’s health board has lost a fifth senior executive within weeks, while two acting CEOs have been announced.
Coronavirus: Auckland, NZ alert levels unchanged
Government chooses not to change alert level response, instead extending current restrictions until August 26.
An extraordinary year needs memorable words
OPINION: There’s no smugness now, in the populous south-eastern states, but perhaps we’ve been guilty of reflecting a little of that back.
Coronavirus: Elderly community ready for any future Covid-19 lockdown
For 73-year-old Yvonne Baylis, the prospect of getting Covid-19 is terrifying. "We are very, very vulnerable," she says.
Code of silence: Who shot underworld figure Rota Beattie?
The senior Mongrel Mob member died with bullet fragments in his head, but refused to tell police who shot him.
Christchurch retail matriarch remembered for 'heart of gold'
Armed with a sewing machine, fabric offcuts and a phenomenal work ethic, June Cox forged an 80-year career in Christchurch’s retail industry.
Homes near Christchurch stadium site could be too noisy, council says
The city council wants to limit Christchurch stadium noise, and look again at neighbours' soundproofing.
Christchurch landlord censured over 'ongoing disregard' for residential rules
Rotten bathroom floors, broken windows, black mould and rodents weren't handled by landlord Krishna Rani Saha for four years.
Christchurch’s red zone – where to from here?
Progress is frustratingly slow in Christchurch’s red zone. Is anything going to happen?
New and improved town hall offering tours
The revamped Christchurch town hall will open to the general public from Tuesday.
Border closure tricky for progress at new convention centre Te Pae
Oveseas specialists cannot get to the convention centre site to complete work.
'There's something happening here'
OPINION/SATIRE: They’re saying her speeches are full of stuff written by other people. Scientists and experts!
Coronavirus: Truth is the first casualty of the second wave
Issues at the border help Covid-19 conspiracies to thrive.
An extraordinary year needs memorable words
OPINION: There’s no smugness now, in the populous south-eastern states, but perhaps we’ve been guilty of reflecting a little of that back.
Collins might regret delayed election
OPINION: The national mood about Covid-19 restrictions is changing. Is this a lifeline for the Nats?
We've done the training, now let's win this thing
OPINION: Why does NZ do lockdown well? Because we're used to following the captain's team talk.
Luxury golf resort for auction after owner's Covid death
A resort with an 18-hole golf course overlooking the Southern Alps, and a clubhouse with a restaurant and day spa, is on the market.
Coronavirus: Auckland's lockdown wipes $14m from Canterbury economy
"Cautious relief" among business leaders as South Island dodges stricter restrictions.
Central Otago residents tell Dunedin to pick up the bill for power line work
Locals are "outraged" by plans to charge the “poor suckers of Central Otago” more to fix the region's failing lines network.
West Coast farm to stay intact for future generations after family squabble
A family’s battle over a West Coast farm had become “extremely acrimonious”, the High Court was told.
Bid for audit of liquidation fails
Dave Henderson-linked companies want the liquidation of his mothership audited.
ANZ Premiership final to go ahead next weekend without fans present
The Central Pulse will meet the Mainland Tactix in the grand final behind closed doors next weekend.
Blues and Crusaders humdinger won't be rescheduled
Blues and Crusaders bosses discussed rescheduling the Eden Park match but had to pull the pin on the idea.
Blues take big financial hit as Crusaders match is called off
As the Prime Minister announces Auckland will remain in Level 3 lockdown, Super Rugby Aotearoa is forced to abandon its big finale.
Community sport could go ahead, despite Covid-19 outbreak
Parts of New Zealand remain in level 2 this weekend, so community sport is possible - provided strict guidelines are met.
Queenstown, Dunedin could host proposed Parker-Fa blockbuster
All-Kiwi boxing blockbuster is firming for later this year and Queenstown and Dunedin are in the running to host, if fight gets go ahead.
Auction the most effective way to buy and sell property, says Harcourts.
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Christchurch retail matriarch remembered for 'heart of gold'
Armed with a sewing machine, fabric offcuts and a phenomenal work ethic, June Cox forged an 80-year career in Christchurch’s retail industry.
Love under the cherry tree: Covid forces wedding wait for rest home sweethearts
Covid-19 has left his upcoming wedding plans ''up in the air'' but 85-year-old Dr Merv Dickinson is still grateful for every moment.
What's on in Ōtautahi Christchurch
A few highlights of events in Ōtautahi Christchurch this weekend and beyond.
Public asked not to attend funeral of Christchurch mayor's husband
The family of Rob Davidson say his funeral is by invitation only to ensure no more than 100 people attend, but people can still watch it online.
