Live: NZ's 'unbreakable' unity in the face of terror
12 min ago A mother with her baby at the service for the victims of the Christchurch terrorist attack admitted feeling fear, but went anyway. "That’s the point of terrorism and I didn’t want that to get the better of me."
'You have not destroyed us'
12 min ago After losing her husband and son in the terror attack, Salwa Mohamad has a message for the shooter.
Bach fell, crushed teen worker
2:45 PM Firm abandons its name suppression bid after a fatality when the company was repiling a remote Westland bach.
Does ECan still appeal?
2:19 PM Who among Environment Canterbury's sacked councillors has the appetite to return this year?
Terror-accused passed police vetting
The man accused of the massacre in Christchurch was visited at home during the process of getting a gun licence.
Commemoration promotes togetherness
Christchurch mayor encourages participation in two minutes of silence, wherever people are in the world.
Five charged in Christchurch murder
Name suppression lifts on fifth person in connection to alleged murder of man dropped off at emergency department.
'There is a lockdown, I love you'
COMMENT: Children armed themselves with pencils and compasses, thinking they could hear gunmen coming to school.
Mistaken murder victim forgives
Despite losing family in the terror attack, a woman listed as a murder victim while alive holds no grudge.
How hate ran riot on the internet
On message boards, an anonymous community swiftly spread the video of the Christchurch terrorist attack.
Faces at the flower wall
Cantabrians have come in their thousands to place flowers and seek solace after the mosque shootings.
'We have zipped up the jacket'
A Muslim leader says the tragic Christchurch terror attack has only brought communities closer together.
Review into school lockdowns
The mother of a 3-year-old killed in the Christchurch mosque shootings ran into his sibling's school. Minutes later, it was placed in lockdown.
Headscarf intended as simple gesture
New Zealand women wanting to wear a hijab, or headscarf, on Friday should not worry about doing it wrongly, organisers say.
Housing crisis forces families out
13 min ago Central Otago's mayor has shared "despairing" stories of families struggling to put roofs over their heads because of a lack of affordable housing.
Man not guilty of manslaughter
2:52 PM An Invercargill man who punched a man at a 30th birthday last year, who later died, has been found not guilty of manslaughter.
Spruce up for Cathedral Square
A $3.6 million spruce up for two corners of Christchurch's Cathedral Square is likely to go ahead within months.
Canterbury DHB doubles down
Does Canterbury have a world-beating health system? The DHB likes to think so.
Cathedral Square upgrade coming
The southern edge of the square will get a facelift, but grand plans for Christchurch's heart are still a long way off.
Red zone plan finalised within a week
It's been more than two years in the making, but it's almost ready to go.
Lease for driverless cars close
Driverless cars are a step closer to zipping around Christchurch's empty river red zone area.
Questioning why I hide myself
OPINION: A Muslim mum on being Muslim in Christchurch after the terrorist attack: "It feels like finally being seen."
'There is a lockdown, I love you'
COMMENT: Children armed themselves with pencils and compasses, thinking they could hear gunmen coming to school.
Step out of the comfort zone
OPINION: Most of us shun extreme politics. But we need to recognise it's out there.
Our religious knowledge is failing
OPINION: To protect religious diversity after Christchurch, we need to understand it better.
Whimp rejects 'predatory' description
A businessman accused of preying on naive investors says his offers suited many of them.
Bach fell, crushed teen worker
Firm abandons its name suppression bid after a fatality when the company was repiling a remote Westland bach.
Family-run cleaning businesses penalised $55k
Cleantime Solutions exploited 42 vulnerable workers, Labour Inspector found.
Prestigious nomination for Canterbury author
A book written by a North Canterbury author is up for a special international business book award in London next week.
Christchurch travellers asked to give up seats for mourners
Airlines and hotels are stretched as families and support agencies converge on Christchurch.
SBW to attend Friday prayers
All Blacks star will attend Friday prayers in Christchurch one week on from terror attacks.
Triathlon star in Le Race
National cycling champion Georgia Christie will attempt to beat two Olympic triathlon veterans in iconic Canterbury bike race.
Mundine visits Christchurch victims
Australian sports star "honoured" to meet fellow Muslims who survived last week's mosque attack.
Netball pacesetters collide
Top of table netball clash between Pulse and Steel worth settling in for as round five arrives.
Crusaders' ABs stars ruled out
Cancelled Super Rugby match doesn't spare two Crusaders from All Blacks rest protocols.
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Firefighting 'legend' inspires runners
Darfield firefighter Philip Hunt was panting, puffing and wringing with sweat when he staggered over the Run to Remember finish line.
Forgo a coffee, donate a tree
For the price of your morning caffeine hit you can support the restoration of native plants in the Port Hills at the Run to Remember.
Let them eat (healthy) cake
Tea and cake isn't usually what springs to mind at the finish line of a fun run.
Dogs welcome on fun run
Dogs "are a big part of the family" and welcome on the Run to Remember event on February 24.
