From a 3-bed to a motorhome
We sold our house and left it all behind for a life where we decide where we live and what we do.
Anglicans could split
Conservative Canterbury Anglicans may leave the church after it voted to allow same-sex married couple blessings.
McGrath's dad: 'We've no closure'
A year after Michael vanished, his dad's lost hope he's alive and wonders if he'll ever be found.
Speed a likely factor in fatal crash
The man killed when a car flipped, smashed into a fence and caught fire was TJ Walker.
Lightning, snow, as cold bites
Almost 3500 lightning strikes hit as wintry weather sees snow possible down to 300m.
Speeding fines deemed invalid
Seven years worth of speeding fines issued on a Christchurch road could be deemed invalid.
Practising for rare surgery
New Zealand surgeons are using 3-D printing to teach doctors how to perform a life-saving operation on premature infants.
Henderson allowed to consult
Controversial Christchurch developer Dave Henderson is back in business, sort of.
The red zone after dark
Burnt out cars, dumped rubbish and delinquents are among the many surprises night security can expect while patrolling Christchurch's red zone.
Christchurch's post-quake drift
Does the Government really want to hand full control to Christchurch just yet? The agenda for a global settlement.
The great LTP lolly scramble
Christchurch ratepayers are being asked to fund an impossible raft of ventures including pools, Chinese gardens, indoor courts and a new lake.
Shame for Garden City
Dying plants in the rebuilt central Christchurch are the result of penny pinching and are an embarrassment for the Garden City, experts say.
Orr defends rebuild comments
Under fire from former ministers, Reserve Bank governor says comments about rebuild frustrations are part of his job.
White trash meets royal bash
OPINION: We all thought the royal family was dysfunctional. Then we met the Markles.
Cup gets $100m, Māori get overlooked
OPINION: The Budget is about priorities. It allocated $100 million to the America's Cup and $15m to young Māori without a job or a dream.
Reasonable on the face of it
OPINION: If you're worried that you're losing your privacy, you're too late.
D-day for Denton Park
ANALYSIS: Who would have thought a proposed pool and library in Hornby would get more public reaction than restoring Christ Church Cathedral?
Hotel owes almost $500,000
Hunt for unpaid taxes sees Inland Revenue seeking liquidation of the company that owns the only hotel in Pleasant Point.
The red zone after dark
Burnt out cars, dumped rubbish and delinquents are among the many surprises night security can expect while patrolling Christchurch's red zone.
Fury over quarry expansion
Christchurch quarry gets permission to expand despite dust concerns from residents and health officials.
Survivors of a fading industry
Only three major DVD rental stores are left in Chirstchurch after closures, but they are busier than ever.
Boat shed toilet no-no
Real estate business owner ordered to remove domestic comforts from his Marlborough Sounds boat shed.
The red zone after dark
Burnt out cars, dumped rubbish and delinquents are among the many surprises night security can expect while patrolling Christchurch's red zone.
Survivors of a fading industry
Only three major DVD rental stores are left in Chirstchurch after closures, but they are busier than ever.
Christchurch a 'Fab City'?
Could Christchurch join Paris, Barcelona and Amsterdam to become a "Fab City"?
Wilson Dixon riffs on life
The award-winning singer takes a small stage in Christchurch next week to discuss love, life and Trump.
