Funding for recovery plan
10 min ago The Ministry of Health has confirmed funding for a major mental health recovery plan responding to the March 15 terror attack.
'Brilliant' gallery exhibition of lights
11 min ago In order to have a light show, there must first be darkness. That's no easy task in a gallery space used to illuminating some of the best artwork in the country.
Hole in our human rights
4:00 AM OPINION: New Zealand enjoys some of the strongest human rights protections in the world with its 13 grounds of discrimination.
Police impound car following pursuit
Three people have been arrested after a driver allegedly fled from police in Christchurch.
High St revamp will extend tram
The street will lose 26 car parks in three blocks and a 10kmh speed limit will be put in place if the proposal is accepted.
22 contractors in stadium discussions
The session is to try nail down costs and look at industry capability to build the long-awaited anchor project in Christchurch.
New cold case leads
Police investigating pregnant woman's murder receive "information of interest" after announcing $100,000 reward.
New heads at high schools
Two new leaders will take up their roles at Christchurch high schools next term.
Crews suppress house fire
Firefighters have "suppressed" a house fire in Christchurch, but are still on the scene dampening down hot spots.
Wastewater woes still unsolved
A new method to dispose of Akaroa's wastewater is being investigated as the Christchurch City Council searches for a solution palatable to both iwi and residents.
Agreements to prevent OIA meddling missing
In 2017 the Ombudsman recommended ministers sign agreements to outlaw politicised interference with OIA responses. None have.
CSO's latest show world-class
The CSO's latest outing - Triumph, with violinist Benjamin Morrison - couldn't have been better named.
Luxury cars and missing millions
A fortune and a rare Mercedes Roadster remain unaccounted for years after a fraudster was released from prison.
Nothing found in search for jet boater
Four jet boats and four ground crews searched for the missing man on Saturday.
Water pollution risking traditions
4:45 AM New limits for the level of nitrates allowed in North Canterbury waterways need to be brought in faster, a community advocate says.
Heroic rescue recounted
Two pilots who saved the life of one man after a jet boat crash on the West Coast have spoken of the trauma of losing another.
High St revamp will extend tram
The street will lose 26 car parks in three blocks and a 10kmh speed limit will be put in place if the proposal is accepted.
Due date for south frame
Crown rebuild agency Ōtākaro hopes to have remaining parts of Christchurch's south frame completed by August 2020, a tender document shows.
22 contractors in stadium discussions
The session is to try nail down costs and look at industry capability to build the long-awaited anchor project in Christchurch.
Growing pride in central city
Central Christchurch is seen as offering more than a year ago, but anti-social behaviour concerns remain.
EQC sent four letter threats
A letter referencing the mosque shootings follows a bullet sent in the mail and a bomb threat.
Good riddance to Jeremy Kyle
OPINION: It beggars belief that such an anachronistic show was still peddling its unsavoury wares in 2019.
Te Papa calls for action
OPINION: The national museum rightly advocates for change to a carbon-zero New Zealand.
The Jane Goodall effect
Her agenda is not to rake over prophecies of doom, but to inspire hope and practical individual action.
Hole in our human rights
OPINION: New Zealand enjoys some of the strongest human rights protections in the world with its 13 grounds of discrimination.
High St revamp will extend tram
The street will lose 26 car parks in three blocks and a 10kmh speed limit will be put in place if the proposal is accepted.
Due date for south frame
Crown rebuild agency Ōtākaro hopes to have remaining parts of Christchurch's south frame completed by August 2020, a tender document shows.
22 contractors in stadium discussions
The session is to try nail down costs and look at industry capability to build the long-awaited anchor project in Christchurch.
Top commercial buildings awarded
The embattled construction sector showcases its winning building projects
Growing pride in central city
Central Christchurch is seen as offering more than a year ago, but anti-social behaviour concerns remain.
Morgan knockout wins world title
New champion happy to let challengers come to him after knockout win.
Aspiring Ferns quiet in loss
Magic duo unable to make impact in World Cup dress rehearsal as Tactix triumph.
22 contractors in stadium discussions
The session is to try nail down costs and look at industry capability to build the long-awaited anchor project in Christchurch.
ABs captain under injury cloud
The Crusaders could be without No 8 Kieran Read when they host the Blues on Saturday night.
For over 120 years all kinds of people have walked through the doors of this iconic villa in Beckenham.
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'Brilliant' gallery exhibition of lights
In order to have a light show, there must first be darkness. That's no easy task in a gallery space used to illuminating some of the best artwork in the country.
CSO's latest show world-class
The CSO's latest outing - Triumph, with violinist Benjamin Morrison - couldn't have been better named.
'Heart attack, Thingee and me'
Sensitive 'Jase the Ace' talks about mean comments, bringing back Thingee and his new outlook on life after health scares.
