Tide turning for New Brighton?
6:00 AM Chch dilemmas: The latest plan to revitalise the seaside suburb includes hot pools - can the planners pull it off?
FB is watching, crims
6:43 AM It took 20 minutes to report the car theft on the phone, and 90 minutes to solve it using Facebook.
Free swimming lessons 'unlawful'
Council wants to provide free swimming lessons for the poor, but swim schools say that's not fair.
Family's 54 days of bed bug bites
Campervan renters thought the bites were from sandflies. Then they found the real culprits.
Ashburton attack was 'planned'
Arran Gairns was threatened with a machete and chased into the water where he eventually drowned, the Crown says.
'SH1' bridge to reopen by week's end
Alternate highway bridge to have deck strengthened so cars can cross "at a low speed".
Time for decisive action
17 min ago OPINION: There is surely no greater symbol of despair than the crestfallen ruin of a cathedral in what was once the heart of our city.
ACC rejects 'legitimate' claims
ACC's "incredibly complex and difficult" complaints process is causing "unacceptable harm" to many legitimate claimants, new research finds.
Time for decisive action
OPINION: There is surely no greater symbol of despair than the crestfallen ruin of a cathedral in what was once the heart of our city.
Tide about to turn for New Brighton?
The latest plan to revitalise the seaside suburb includes hot pools - can the planners pull it off?
Trust behind restoration campaign
A trust lobbying for the restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral is bankrolling a pricey advertising campaign.
Calls grow for government intervention
Neglected Christ Church Cathedral one of 30 sites targeted by council for holding up the city's regeneration.
EQC 'cocked up', lawyer says
EQC and insurer IAG are both in the wrong over a Christchurch home wrecked by fire and quake damage, an insurance lawyer says.
Time for decisive action
OPINION: There is surely no greater symbol of despair than the crestfallen ruin of a cathedral in what was once the heart of our city.
How FB solves our crimes
OPINION: It took 20 minutes for the police to take the call. Facebook users solved it in 90.
The risk of National backing the 'cargo-cult' TPPA
OPINION: An alliance against the TPPA would warn the political class that its participation in such absurd cargo cult rituals must end.
Tongan PM targets journalists
OPINION: Tongan PM's attack on public broadcaster is a troubling development.
Govt's data collection push will erode trust
EDITORIAL: One official falling on his sword is not enough to restore confidence in the Government's personal data collection push.
Time for decisive action
OPINION: There is surely no greater symbol of despair than the crestfallen ruin of a cathedral in what was once the heart of our city.
Tide about to turn for New Brighton?
The latest plan to revitalise the seaside suburb includes hot pools - can the planners pull it off?
Trust behind restoration campaign
A trust lobbying for the restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral is bankrolling a pricey advertising campaign.
Calls grow for government intervention
Neglected Christ Church Cathedral one of 30 sites targeted by council for holding up the city's regeneration.
EQC 'cocked up', lawyer says
EQC and insurer IAG are both in the wrong over a Christchurch home wrecked by fire and quake damage, an insurance lawyer says.
Black Sticks name experienced squad
Black Sticks women name strongest squad possible for World League semi-final tournament.
Crusaders: no playoffs talk
All Blacks Ryan Crotty and Matt Todd will have their concussions monitored as the Crusaders welcome back Israel Dagg.
Johnson eyes premiership title
Johnson prepared to go extra mile in quest for national jockeys' premiership.
Stampede aim to ace 2017 season
The Queenstown-based Stampede has new imported players who are ready to start the season on Friday.
Day enjoys test debut despite defeat
Kate Day enjoyed her debut Trans-Tasman series for the NZ women's touch team, despite losing to the powerful Australians.
The state of the arts in Christchurch
Why Christchurch's approach needs to be more than just "arts in the service of commerce".
Students to perform winning tragedy
Modern day Othello tragedy set in high school propels drama students to national final.
A musical smorgasbord
REVIEW: A triumphant performance of a daunting, but profoundly rewarding work.
From truant teen to role model
Mary Molyneux has travelled a long way – including a 243km mountain trek – from truant teen to someone her peers can look up to.
