Deficiencies found in rest homes
6:59 PM All aged-care homes will be assessed after three coronavirus clusters and two deaths.
No evidence terrorist prayed at mosque
An extensive investigation found no evidence the gunman entered the mosque or its grounds before March 15.
Kiwis stuck in Philippines 'forgotten'
NZ tourists desperate to escape a country where lockdown breakers could be shot by police.
Broadcasting from the bubble
What Now hadn't missed a live show in 39 years, but coronavirus has ended that streak.
Tech expert digs in for uni helpers
Guy Horrocks escaped a coronavirus epicentre and is now helping volunteers reach the needy.
Hospitality hangs in the balance
Bars, cafes and restaurants face $1 billion in losses and new ways of doing business.
Easter eggs delivered with drone
Hazel Wilson and Rory Gilmore sent a drone to ensure their grandchildren still got chocolate eggs this Easter.
Second Rosewood resident dies
A man's death, the second linked to a Christchurch rest home, has been labelled a "tragedy waiting to happen".
Ski season faces 'biggest challenge'
Southern ski resorts hope to be open this winter, but the future remains uncertain.
From rock guitarist to marae orator
OBITUARY: Watching the legends of 70s rock on the big screen sparked a life-long love of music for Jimmy Brennan.
Christchurch – city of resilience?
Earthquakes, fire, a massacre and now coronavirus. How will Christchurch overcome tragedy yet again?
'Oxygen cut off' for businesses
Businesses on the brink in Canterbury as coronavirus crisis stokes fear of 35,000 job losses.
Dementia patient's lockdown struggle
Mike Vida worked for Civil Defence, but his wife now must remind him what a state of emergency is.
'Idiotic' trio run out of petrol
Three people tried to drive from Dunedin to Blenheim and back, breaking lockdown rules. They ran out of gas in Timaru.
Insurance class action delayed
A lawsuit on behalf of 300 customers claims quake rebuild costs worth millions were concealed.
Christchurch – city of resilience?
Earthquakes, fire, a massacre and now coronavirus. How will Christchurch overcome tragedy yet again?
EQC's costly failures laid bare
EQC report's "grave concerns" about botched quake repairs vindicates campaigners.
EQC wildly unprepared for quakes
Apologetic EQC suggests it may never manage repairs again, after inquiry finds it was hamstrung when the Canterbury quakes hit.
'The earthquake didn't break me. EQC almost did'
Homeowners describe the shattering toll of the quake claims process on their health and finances.
Agility required for economic rebuild
OPINION: NZ should move just as fast out of lockdown as it did into lockdown, National's finance spokesman Paul Goldsmith says.
Insurance class action delayed
A lawsuit on behalf of 300 customers claims quake rebuild costs worth millions were concealed.
Christchurch – city of resilience?
Earthquakes, fire, a massacre and now coronavirus. How will Christchurch overcome tragedy yet again?
'Oxygen cut off' for businesses
Businesses on the brink in Canterbury as coronavirus crisis stokes fear of 35,000 job losses.
EQC's costly failures laid bare
EQC report's "grave concerns" about botched quake repairs vindicates campaigners.
Queenstown's post-lockdown plan
Big Queenstown projects are being planned to bring tourists back, including a new conference centre, gondola and community centre.
Jacinda Ardern scolds Crusaders
A group of Crusaders training together during the Covid-19 lockdown set a poor example, PM said.
Crusaders: Arrogant or ignorant?
OPINION: Champs look chumps as they flout coronavirus rules to put us all at risk of tougher measures.
Crusaders flout lockdown rules
Players from Super Rugby's defending champions caught training together in a Christchurch park.
David Havili: 'It was really crazy'
Crusaders star David Havili had a 20cm infection removed from his bowel, and has revealed how close he was to losing his entire bowel.
Mo'unga and wife announce pregnancy
All Blacks and Crusaders first-five Richie Mo'unga and wife Sophie announce they're pregnant with a baby girl.
Broadcasting from the bubble
What Now hadn't missed a live show in 39 years, but coronavirus has ended that streak.
Lockdown: every day is like Sunday
OPINION: Lockdown life has changed everything, but it does have a whiff of Christchurch in 1972 about it.
Delivering $10,000 worth of groceries
He'd just finished praying when they approached with guns. It led him to a new start in NZ, and now Hapreet Singh is helping others.
Supermarket workers' tales from the front lines
'Every time I iron my shirt, it's like getting ready to go to war.'
