Man and dog rescued from cave
16 min ago The man tried to rescue his 35kg bull mastiff dog after it fell down a cave but ended up being stuck for more than three hours.
'Unrepentant, hardcore white supremacist'
7:59 PM A man jailed after sharing the video of the mosque attacks was a "key part" of Christchurch's white supremacist scene.
Student's remarkable journey
7:33 PM The remarkable life of Abbas Nazari, who fled Afghanistan as a boy and was one of hundreds of refugees at the centre of the "Tampa Crisis".
Airport Novotel taking bookings
6:58 PM Christchurch's airport hotel looks set to open its doors in November, two years late.
Drop in foreign driver 'hysteria'
New Zealanders are "maturing" in their response to foreign drivers involved in crashes, an NZTA official says.
New powers for emergency welcomed
New rules granting sweeping powers to councils to demolish buildings in the event of a natural disaster are being welcomed as providing greater clarity.
Injured woman left for hours
A man has been charged after a critically injured woman was abandoned in a crashed car in Queenstown.
Sex offender continues denials
A 68-year-old man convicted of repeated sexual abuse of a teenage boy has gone to prison still denying that anything happened.
'Video celebration of extreme violence'
The need for the mosque shooting video to be rated objectionable was clear and justifiable, an appeal board says.
Safari park poaching 'brazen'
Poachers killed a red stag and goat on private land, and took the heads as trophies.
White powder found on ATM
Two people have been checked by paramedics after an unknown white powder was found on a Christchurch ATM.
Wastewater into pristine lakes
Raw wastewater, including faeces and heavy metals, could flow into lakes Wakatipu and Wanaka for decades.
Jail for distributing attack video
He likened himself to Nazi deputy leader Rudolf Hess, who was imprisoned for decades after WWII. Now he's in jail.
Officer used 'excessive' force
A Christchurch police officer grabbed a woman by the hair and pushed her to the ground after she was involved in a dispute with her former partner.
Kermadecs need close watching
A tsunami from a major quake at the southern end of the Pacific island chain could reach New Zealand in 45 minutes.
Workplaces welcome te reo
More businesses are encouraging staff to take free beginner te reo classes in an effort to bring the language to the workplace.
Police hunt for fake courier
A woman posing as a courier driver allegedly stole a large sum of cash from a Tekapo business.
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.
A cartoon history of intolerance
OPINION: "This is not us," we said after March 15. But for too long it was, as a new book highlights.
Seymour's lofty vision for ACT
OPINION: ACT's David Seymour has a knack of grabbing headlines. But can he turn that skill into election success?
Recruitment raises stakes for confrontation
OPINION: Some council actions elicit easily digestible, visceral reactions.
Feedback? Don't be so needy
OPINION: Companies forever seeking feedback are like neurotic lovers fishing for compliments.
Biggest co-working business up for grabs
International Workplace Group, (IWG), is selling its co-working business with master franchise rights.
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.
Crusaders fully fit
The Crusaders are prepared to inject prop Owen Franks straight into their starting side after more than two months on the sideline.
Black Sticks' Merry time in Belgium
New Zealand sharpshooter takes her goals tally to 14 with three second-half strikes.
Price keeps trophy in family
Canterbury rider celebrates his world number one status with an impressive win.
Clapham keen on comeback after facial fractures
Football midfielder keen to pull on the boots, but "not going to take any risk with my brain''.
Focusing on customer experience and satisfaction has seen the Harcourts team in Queenstown win big internationally.
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Christchurch promo goes retro
A new 70s-themed campaign aims to draw punters back into central Christchurch.
Damaged mansion needs cash
A "forensic analysis" – and a lot of cash – is needed to repair New Zealand's largest wooden home.
Life meets art for young filmmaker
Acting about overcoming reclusive behaviour, Michael Woods crouched behind the same church he once used to hide from bullies.
Boost recognises stopping violence workers
Labour MP says $320m Budget package recognises passion and commitment of people working to stop family and sexual violence.
