Canterbury's best houses
Take a look inside Canterbury's award winning homes.
Land status queried
Century-old error that put land earmarked for national park into pastoral lease is now being investigated.
Warning over icy roads
Everything is stacking up for a potentially catastrophic weekend on frosty South Island roads, Canterbury police say.
Canty man dies in Bali
A Kiwi who died on holiday in Bali was a well-liked truck driver working in Australia.
New scholarships for club rugby
The $50k programme is a step towards equalising a competition some claim is unbalanced.
New fashion stores for city
Three more international fashion shops have signed up to open in Christchurch's CBD.
One dead in Appleby car crash
7:03 AM A 32-year-old man has died after a serious crash near Nelson on Friday morning.
Innovative educator dies
Everyone can remember their favourite teacher - for many it was Dr Elody Rathgen.
Cashel St a fashion hub as new stores sign on
Three more international fashion stores have signed up for the new central Christchurch retail precinct.
Performing arts to bring CBD to life
OPINION: Court Theatre chief executive Philip Aldridge outlines the vision for Christchurch's performing arts precinct.
At your service
Three enterprising young men with big dreams share a determination to shape the city's hospitality map.
Court Theatre outlines vision
The Court Theatre will fundraise to find reported $15m shortfall, and car park building should be built first, says chief executive.
Flooded Southshore residents 'angry'
Nearly 350 Southshore residents have expressed "anger and disappointment at the late and inadequate response" to flood risk in their suburb.
My munted spine is humiliating me
OPINION: I really need to put some work back in to this relationship. It's the only spine I've got.
Boris reports back to his PM
SATIRE: Dear Madam Prime Minister: Herewith my report following my visit to that farthest flung outpost of empire, the land of the long flat white.
A pitch for the 'radical centre'
OPINION: Raf Manji aims to present a new form of politics in Christchurch.
We should love rich folks
OPINION: There is nothing wrong with rich folks. New Zealand actually needs more billionaires, writes Martin van Beynen.
Migrants living Kiwi dream
Growing up in Fiji, AB Borisi dreamed of raising a family somewhere with opportunities for his children. In NZ, he got what he wanted.
Cashel St a fashion hub as new stores sign on
Three more international fashion stores have signed up for the new central Christchurch retail precinct.
No room for light-fingered housekeepers
Poor screening of people referred by Work and Income for hospitality jobs blamed in part for why temporary migrants are filling job vacancies.
Delta-Infinity development on track
A long standing impasse at a Yaldhurst may have been overcome with a decision by Christchurch City Council to dedicate land for a road.
Office building quake risk 'shocking'
Less than 34 office buildings in New Zealand meet the seismic restraints standard.
Franks' toil takes a toll
Owen Franks puts his body through the wringer every weekend. And can spent up to five days getting it right again.
Marty Banks: I'll be back
Reefton rugby talent may be off to Italy for two years, but he plans to notch 50 caps with the Makos before retiring.
New scholarships for club rugby
The $50,000 programme is a step towards equalising a competition some claim is unbalanced.
Lincoln Uni target rare three-peat
They're not popular in Canterbury club rugby, but Lincoln University aren't concerned and are focused on winning.
Mauger or Hammett?
Highlanders fans should know who their team's new head coach is by the end of next week.
Nurse shuns fad diets, loses 46kg
"This is the happiest I've ever felt about myself. The strongest I've ever been."
What's on in Christchurch this week
Comedy and music dominate the week's cultural highlights in Christchurch.
Lines at 7.30am for these doughnuts
"I'm challenging myself to always try and outdo my last doughnut."
