Quake tribunal settles first case
There have been 21 applications to the new quake insurance claim resolution service since it started up two months ago.
230 High in limbo
A nearly finished, seven-level building said to be unsafe due to poor engineering remains in limbo 18 months after concerns were first raised.
Awkward comedy wins 48Hours
A Familiar Feeling puts a the concept of a rom-com meet cute to the tests in this year's weekend long film making competition.
Man injured in avalanche
One person has been flown to Christchurch Hospital with moderate injuries following another avalanche on Aoraki/Mt Cook.
Plans to increase matches
City planners are opposing moves to use earthquake recovery laws to relax strict rules governing Christchurch's Hagley Oval.
Dairy robbed by armed men
Three men armed with hammers and wearing masks have robbed a Christchurch dairy.
Man stabbed at petrol station
A 27-year-old man has been taken to hospital after a stranger stabbed him twice at a petrol station in Christchurch.
Frontline police return to New Brighton
Residents in the seaside community are "delighted" police will now be faster at responding to incidents in east Christchurch.
Pair stabbed during fight
Two men have been injured – one critically – during a fight between up to 15 people in central Queenstown.
$54m to tackle homelessness
It will fund initiatives to support at-risk individuals and whānau to stay in their homes.
Rakaia bridge closed for four hours
State Highway 1 south of Christchurch has reopened after a crash closed Canterbury's Rakaia bridge.
October for parking sites
The Ministry of Health is not ruling out the possibility of opening a new car park building for Christchurch Hospital in 2020.
Man stabbed in Timaru fight
A man has been stabbed and another run over by a vehicle in separate incidents in Timaru early Sunday.
Timaru Boys' High bows out
Timaru Boys' High School's First XV campaign in the UC Championship finished tamely at the hands of Shirley Boys' High.
The Arsonists fails to light fire
Review: For 80 interminable minutes the dialogue is interrupted by redolent silences. Long, long, very long pauses.
Illness closure over
Christchurch's Haeata Community Campus will reopen on Monday after a suspected gastro outbreak forced the school to close last week.
New fire station for Spencerville
Christchurch's first purpose-built station uniting rural and urban fire brigades will be operating in a year's time.
Quake tribunal settles first case
There have been 21 applications to the new quake insurance claim resolution service since it started up two months ago.
New fire station for Spencerville
Christchurch's first purpose-built station uniting rural and urban fire brigades will be operating in a year's time.
The ghost of demolitions past
Four Christchurch heritage treasures are still affected by an old emergency power that demolished 718 buildings.
Southern Response 'misleading, deceptive'
A Canterbury quake insurance claims court ruling could cost taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars.
Countdown on for Riverside Market opening
An $80 million development in Christchurch's central city will open next month.
Election 2020 will be messy
OPINION: Drama is par for the course in election year, but 2020 may just set a new bar.
Inmates' voting a non-issue
OPINION: Voting rights for prisoners should be the least of our worries.
F for fail for Corrections
OPINION: The letters from prison debacle is an embarrassment for those at the top of the food chain at Corrections.
We need productive land
OPINION: The Government is right to ring-fence our productive, food-growing land from the grasp of property developers.
Quake tribunal settles first case
There have been 21 applications to the new quake insurance claim resolution service since it started up two months ago.
230 High in limbo
A nearly finished, seven-level building said to be unsafe due to poor engineering remains in limbo 18 months after concerns were first raised.
New fire station for Spencerville
Christchurch's first purpose-built station uniting rural and urban fire brigades will be operating in a year's time.
Warnings about lifestyle blocks
Sagging demand for lifestyle blocks offers opportunities for buyers, but there's a warning.
'Women should be in the kitchen'
Single mum Jo Stirling was always good at DIY, but when she first entered the building trade she was ridiculed.
Waikato win wheelchair rugby champs
Some of the country's best wheelchair rugby players went head-to-head this weekend for the 2019 NZ Wheelchair Rugby National Championship.
Tasman roll Canterbury
Canterbury drop first two games to start a new season for the first time since 1996.
Timaru Boys' High bows out
Timaru Boys' High School's First XV campaign in the UC Championship finished tamely at the hands of Shirley Boys' High.
Should horse have name change?
Horse owner has sympathy for the victims of the March 15 attacks, but won't change its name.
Long-time Waiheke resident and real estate agent Cathy Cameron is eager to share her story to help others achieve the work-lifestyle balance that she enjoys.
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Awkward comedy wins 48Hours
A Familiar Feeling puts a the concept of a rom-com meet cute to the tests in this year's weekend long film making competition.
The Arsonists fails to light fire
Review: For 80 interminable minutes the dialogue is interrupted by redolent silences. Long, long, very long pauses.
A stroke of outrageous fortune
Serendipity had a hand in the re-creation of Ngaio Marsh's abbreviated 1943 version of Hamlet.
The tiny thing setting your EV free
OPINION: In the latest green-vehicle Contestable Fund, there's a tiny detail that represents a landmark for those Kiwis who want to truly roam free in their EVs.
