Floodwater breaches home
Resident returns to find floodwater has washed through her quake-damaged home.
Dad dies on Coast farm
Bryan Edmonds stopped for a glass of water. An hour later he was found dead on the West Coast dairy farm.
Immigration U-turn?
The Government is likely to scrub out major changes to immigration law that were announced in April.
Fire installs causing concern
Builders failing to install multi-fuel fireplaces to NZ standards responsible for a spate of fires.
Identical twins turn 100
Identical twin sisters from Otago have beaten the one-in-700 million odds.
Cars, household goods written off
By the time Ange Bates and Chris Benn moved their work van, 'the cars were gone'.
Facelift for historic mill
Offices, restaurants, apartments and a multi-purpose theatre planned for forgotten heritage gem.
Lending a helping paw
A labrador named Lady has changed a young autistic boy's life "overnight".
Theatre group looks for a new home
The Riccarton Players community theatre group is looking for a new home after selling its former base.
Facelift for historic mill
Offices, restaurants, apartments and a multi-purpose theatre planned for forgotten heritage gem.
The Christchurch convention centre's rocky road
After three years of delay, a deal to build Christchurch a new convention centre should be about to be signed. But why do some still think it misconceived?
Millions spent on parking misery
It's fair to say that Wilson Parking has become notorious in Christchurch since the earthquakes.
Fletcher makes frame assurances
Fletcher Building has given assurances Christchurch's East Frame anchor project won't be affected by another profit downgrade.
The political and the personal
OPINION: Metiria Turei put the struggles of beneficiaries in the news.
Treatment of women grates
OPINION: It really grinds my gears to see a woman reduced to her age and what she was wearing.
Sir Yeah Nah cracks open a few tinnies
SATIRE: "I thought I was pretty relaxed, but I didn't know meaning of pretty relaxed 'til I took a walkabout in the great Australian countryside."
Delayed action on possible health crisis
OPINION: Light regulation may be to blame for health issue in Christchurch.
Turei's middle-class hand wringing
OPINION: Metiria Turei's benefit fraud disclosure shows lot of middle-class hand-wringing about a social group from which she is completely divorced.
Theatre group looks for a new home
The Riccarton Players community theatre group is looking for a new home after selling its former base.
Facelift for historic mill
Offices, restaurants, apartments and a multi-purpose theatre planned for forgotten heritage gem.
Nelson's Monaco lawsuit still live 10 years later
Investors in Nelson's Grand Mercure Monaco resort are still pursuing the developer after 10 years.
The Christchurch convention centre's rocky road
After three years of delay, a deal to build Christchurch a new convention centre should be about to be signed. But why do some still think it misconceived?
Millions spent on parking misery
It's fair to say that Wilson Parking has become notorious in Christchurch since the earthquakes.
Clash of the students looms
Lincoln University to meet Canterbury University in intriguing Canterbury Metro club rugby final.
Moody's milestone muck-up
Joe Moody doesn't score tries. So when he finally did, he couldn't believe his water-bunged ear drums.
Tech edge closer to title
Cashmere Technical show their class with dominant performance in MPL top of table battle.
Tony Brown: I'll be back
Departing Highlanders coach doesn't want it to end like that, a tenure dying with a whimper in the rain.
Crusaders wary of Chiefs banana
Two Chiefs semis, two losses. Kieran Read knows he can't beat his chest just yet.
Theatre group looks for a new home
The Riccarton Players community theatre group is looking for a new home after selling its former base.
Choosing strong over skinny - the rise of powerful women
If the turnout for the recent amateur powerlifting competition in Canterbury is anything to go by, there's a quiet but definite growth in women pumping iron.
The road to gang-life redemption
Two gang members with separate lives talk about their similar roads to recovery.
