Best porridge in Christchurch
Kickstart your day with a bowl of steaming hot porridge.
Secret tyre mountain
In a green pocket of Christchurch hides a tyre pile so vast it can be seen via satellite.
Fight with ex-wife continues
6:36 AM Now deceased rich-lister Earl Hagaman used his will to devote all his resources to fight a property claim by a former wife.
Boy's battle after fatal crash
6:42 AM About 5.30am, a father opened his door to the police. He was told his son had been driving and three friends were dead.
Scarfie pub for sale again
One of the country's most famous pubs - Dunedin's Captain Cook - could be yours.
Fill trolley, walk out
A shoplifter's brazen approach almost worked, until she tried it again.
Kaiapoi softball hit potential home
Waimakariri District Council is set to propose a home base for softball in the Kaiapoi Regeneration Plan.
Mayor's bid for Auld Mug parade
Christchurch City Council is "in talks" to host an America's Cup victory parade in the city.
Foundation issue for homeowners
Earthquake damage could be hiding under the floors of pre-1970s homes in Christchurch.
EQC cap could rise to $150k
Insurers may soon act as agents for all EQC claims and the body's claim cap may increase to $150,000.
Roadworks relief probe
Christchurch businesses hit hard by roadworks could get council help, with one councillor suggesting rates rebates.
Laneways 'open' to the public
The first block of Christchurch's south frame laneways development is open - beside several derelict buildings.
Mystery of the moving church stone
Contractors working on the metro sports facility discovered a displaced piece of a historic church.
Party hard, and get Burling
EDITORIAL: Peter Burling is yachting's hottest property. Team New Zealand need to sign him up, and quickly.
The joys of garlic
OPINION: There was not a clove of garlic in sight when Joe Bennett was growing up. Then he went to Spain.
New Zealand not immune to cyberattacks
EDITORIAL: We cannot afford to be seen as a soft target and, like Airways, we need to take potential threats very seriously.
Rail trip offers scenery worth sleeping through
Heading south, the tedium of the pancake-flat terrain and the endless reel of single pivot irrigators is all-consuming.
Winton Peters: Revolutionary rhetoric and small-bore action
OPINION: For Winston Peters, is the journey always more important than the destination?
Uber launches new service
Registered Christchurch drivers will be able to make some money on their commutes to and from work.
'Market cannot sort out this problem'
Mainfreight founder fires a salvo about social issues facing New Zealand ahead of national elections.
50 fences against the rules
Homeowners in a Queenstown subdivision could be charged $750 daily for their non-compliant fences.
Jordan ready for shift north
The Tasman Makos' selectors have some intriguing options at fullback this season.
The science behind the win
It's basically a catamaran with an aircraft wing for a sail balancing on top of two big canoes on top of two or four surfboards. So why were we the best?
Sam Lee prepares for Winter Games
Wanaka freeride specialist, Sam Lee is excited to get on the slopes this winter games.
Ban bollards from tracks - Gurney
Multisport legend Steve Gurney wants a public meeting to consider abolishing bollards on Queenstown trails.
Coast to Coast winner's big decision
Cameron Jones to concentrate on mountainbiking following world championship selection.
'For the love of music and jazz'
From corporate types to the homeless, Hagley Jazz has been giving people a shot at music for 25 years.
Bagels done seriously well
If you’re serious about bagels, this tucked-away gem is dangerously good.
Return of Fat Eddies
The Christchurch jazz bar knocked out of Sol Square by the quakes will reopen by The Terraces.
