Trying to run 10km for charity
7:06 PM OPINION: I am not built for running. My legs are stumpy, feet pigeon-toed and I hate getting my hair sweaty.
'No idea' of cost
Couple created a bogus tale of a family tragedy to divert fishing trawler - costing Talley's $173k.
Council to take on red zone land
7:01 PM Christchurch council will takeover ownership of the city playground and the bus interchange under new proposal with Govt.
Easter restriction could remain
7:08 PM The city council looks unlikely to ease Easter Sunday trading restrictions in Christchurch – a stance labelled "disappointing" by retailers.
No detail on health cuts
CDHB boss refuses to say what services are at risk of "unprecedented" health cuts.
Woman charged with robbery
A woman charged with robbing Ballantynes was allegedly part of an organised theft ring.
Pregnant woman hit by car
8 min ago A pregnant woman was taken to hospital after being hit by a car in Lincoln, south of Christchurch.
Rare kaki released into wild
19 min ago New Zealand's last captive juvenile kaki ventured into the wild for the first time in the Mackenzie Basin on Tuesday.
Council to take on red zone land
Christchurch council will takeover ownership of the Margaret Mahy Playground and the bus interchange under new proposal with Government.
No full replacement for claimants
The High Court has decided buyers of earthquake-damaged homes aren't eligible for full replacement costs.
Sumner pride in spades
Hundreds gathered to mark the opening of Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre on Saturday.
Avon a river, or stormwater drain?
It once served Maori eel, flounder, whitebait, herring and mullet – but few would eat from it now.
Anger over flooding and erosion
Every time rain is forecast, Sam Hawkins clears sand and stones from the stormwater outlet behind his holiday park.
Labour promise a win for Canty?
ANALYSIS: Is Labour's pledge to boost mental health support in Canterbury answering our most pressing need and is it feasible?
Winston holding the reins
OPINION: No matter what party leads the next government, some big course corrections in policy direction are surely coming.
Gareth Morgan's generation wars
OPINION: If Morgan is serious about wanting to shake up the political landscape, he needs to start talking to young voters in their language.
Which Winston will show up?
OPINION: The outcome of the election may now turn on whether or not Winston Peters is able to discern the full strategic significance of Jacinda's Love-Fest.
Who will answer clean water call?
OPINION: The public has been calling on the government to take action to protect freshwater, but the emergency call is getting put on hold.
Syft on a roll as it seeks expansion capital
Christchurch's Syft Technologies anticipates rising sales and more staff as it seeks more investment money.
Council expenses 'within budget'
The Christchurch City Council has room to more than double its debt ratio in future, its finance and performance committee head says.
Council to take on red zone land
Christchurch council will takeover ownership of the Margaret Mahy Playground and the bus interchange under new proposal with Government.
First female head for chamber
Canterbury Employers' Chamber of Commerce general manager Leeann Watson will take over from Peter Townsend when he steps down after 21 years.
Couple had 'no idea' of trawler cost
The couple created a bogus tale of a family tragedy to divert fishing trawler - costing Talley's $173k. They have to pay back just a fraction of that.
Smith focused before break
All Blacks vice-captain Ben Smith wants to win the Bledisloe Cup before thinking about his sabbatical.
Yardarm returning for Northern Hurdles
Yardarm returns home as one of Great Northern Hurdles favourites.
Adventure racing for beginners
Adventure racing can be a daunting challenge to take on for many, but 23 hopefuls are now a lot more confident.
AB's backline depth challenge
Fixing the holes in their own defence is top priority for the Wallabies, but they're also aware of the All Blacks' threats.
Trying to run 10km for charity
OPINION: I am not built for running. My legs are stumpy, feet pigeon-toed and I hate getting my hair sweaty.
Reckon you can taste wine?
New Zealand will send a team to compete in the World Wine Blind Tasting Challenge for the first time this year.
CSO brings Keaton classic to life
REVIEW: The CSO's accompaniment to a Buster Keaton classic was a rare treat.
Sumner pride in spades
Hundreds gathered to mark the opening of Matuku Takotako: Sumner Centre on Saturday.
