Social issues inspire 'pubcast'
7:00 AM The answer to all the world's problems could be solved over a beer at the pub.
100kmh on a skateboard
Preparing for a ride means a full-face custom helmet, a leather suit, knee pads, elbow pads and gloves for skating champ Elissa Mah.
Masked burglar creates fear
A masked intruder has residents in a Christchurch subdivision living in fear – and arming up.
Firelight sets off winter fest
Torchlight hikoi heralds the opening of Queenstown's annual winter festival.
Gun owners 'want deal done'
Big turnouts predicted for buyback because owners have "thousands of dollars worth of property they can't use".
ECan rates up 10.5 per cent
Regional councillors said they had to vote for significant rates rise, even though it made them uncomfortable.
Unfinished projects on quake trust books
An earthquake appeal trust is deciding how to distribute close to $4m generated from millions of dollars in unspent funds.
$400k tax prosecution over bars
Money deducted from wages for Kiwisaver, student loans and PAYE were not paid to Inland Revenue, totaling $400k in unpaid tax.
Boatie remains missing
Police say the circumstances of a fatal boating incident on a Southland lake remains unclear.
Convicted killer goes shopping
A man jailed 22 years ago for killing his girlfriend has been allowed escorted shopping trips.
Tenant takes on landlord over carpet
The tribunal agreed: it wasn't fair to hold the $840 bond over wear and tear on the carpet.
Estuary shellfish eaters 'at risk'
Would you rather eat shellfish from Christchurch's Avon-Heathcote Estuary or chow down on a dog-turd sandwich?
Reward offered after vandalism spree
West Coast gold miners are offering a $20,000 reward for information after a spate of thefts and vandalism caused "tens of millions of dollars" worth of damage.
Tourist driver made 'fatal decision'
Lai Xu instinctively swerved right, as he would at home - killing three of his passengers.
Murderer denied parole
Justin Garthwaite has spent 23 years in prison for raping and murdering an elderly Invercargill woman. He will spend at least one more behind bars.
Slasher film remake in Dunedin
Princess Bride star Cary Elwes will be joined by "scarfie" extras in a cult horror film remake.
Gun buyback price list questioned
Gun buyback scheme is boosted to $208m and will see owners compensated based on the model and its condition.
Damaged mansion needs cash
A "forensic analysis" – and a lot of cash – is needed to repair New Zealand's largest wooden home.
Built to last? Apparently not
Quakes have shaken our confidence in modern construction. Are we building the wrong buildings?
Who will save Linwood Village?
Linwood Village is bustling, with pavements lined with shoppers and a modern tram network. Well, that was the plan.
Housing planned for old school site
Plans are under way to turn a former eastern Christchurch school into housing.
Regenerate Chch funding slashed
The rebuild agency has been told to start handing work over to the city council so it can wind up early.
War inquiry remains necessary
OPINION: The picture of what really happened in Afghanistan has become even more complicated.
The sneer of the sophisticated
OPINION: Taking pleasure in the decline of Instagram influencers isn't funny. It's just mean.
Sometimes it's hard to be a bloke
OPINION: It's been a tough week for white supremacists, chainsaw attackers and financial princes.
How to really drive like Kiwis
OPINION: What should you do if your vehicle breaks down on the motorway?
Lux hotel opens its doors
Some 28 full-time jobs have been created with the opening of a new $40 million hotel in central Christchurch.
Hotels to feel the heat
The hotel industry is bracing for stiffer competition as a wave of new rooms comes on stream.
Diatomite mining firm collapses
An overseas mining company wanting to buy a geologically rich area of Otago is in receivership.
Builders eyeing Antarctic base projects
The construction sector is hoping to secure some of the $900m worth of work happening in Antarctica over the next 10 years.
Biggest co-working business up for grabs
International Workplace Group, (IWG), is selling its co-working business with master franchise rights.
Crusaders' roster filling up
Crusaders coach Scott Robertson won't have too many holes to plug in his roster when he switches focus to the 2020 season.
Crusaders bracing for fiery quarterfinal
The Highlanders' record indicates they stink. But the Crusaders could not care less ahead of the sudden death South Island derby.
Crusaders waiting on findings
Almost a month after an investigation into alleged misbehaviour by Crusaders players started, there is still no time frame for answers.
Crusaders at full strength
Owen Franks never doubted he'd again haul on the red and black No 3 jersey of the Crusaders.
Saints' unbeaten record on line
They're 13-0 in NBL, but Saints won't have it easy in round 11 against chasing pack.
Focusing on customer experience and satisfaction has seen the Harcourts team in Queenstown win big internationally.
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Social issues inspire 'pubcast'
The answer to all the world's problems could be solved over a beer at the pub.
Celebrate Matariki in Ōtautahi
Mid-winter means one thing: Matariki, and local eateries are pulling out all the stops to celebrate this unique festival.
Athens Yacht Club now open
The menu at the new Victoria St establishment includes Greek classics with a modern twist.
Why Unknown should be well-known
REVIEW: The dishes here are served on the generous side, but without compromising on quality.
