Aussie extends lead at Supercars
Aussie extends lead at Supercars
Australia's Brodie Kostecki has won race two at the ITM Christchurch Super 440.
Daniel Alvey
Kostecki extends lead at Supercars
Kostecki extends lead at Supercars
Australia's Brodie Kostecki has won race two at the ITM Christchurch Super 440.
Family's Toyota stolen again and again and again . . . and again
Family's Toyota stolen again and again and again . . . and again
When Archna Tandon got a 4am phone call from Canterbury police to let her know her car had been stolen from outside their home again, it came as no surprise.
Family's Toyota stolen for fourth time
End of the road: Canterbury family's Toyota stolen for fourth time
When Archna Tandon got a 4am phone call from Canterbury police to let her know her car had been stolen from outside their home again, it came as no surprise.
Running a stop sign and risking it all
Running a stop sign and risking it all: What is going wrong at Canterbury intersections?
Wendy Kennard had a terrifying near miss on Weedons Ross Rd when a driver shot straight through a stop sign, leaving her fearing for her life. So what is being done to make Canterbury's most dangerous intersections safer?
Rolleston library joke 'not intended to offend anyone'
Rolleston library joke 'not intended to offend anyone'
Has Te Ara Ātea finally got the name change many people have been calling for?
Shopping centre expansion back on track
Shopping centre expansion back on track
The expansion of a Rolleston shopping and office complex is set to continue after it was put on hold in late 2024 due to challenging economic conditions.
Fears new subdivision could 'fragment' township
Fears new subdivision could 'fragment' township
The public may not get a say on whether a large 700-800 home subdivision on 126ha of farmland in Canterbury goes ahead.
Concerns township growing too fast
Concerns Canterbury township growing too fast
The public may not get a say on whether a large 700-800 home subdivision on 126ha of farmland in Canterbury goes ahead.
No timeline to replace quake-prone fire station
Frustration over lack of timeline to replace quake-prone fire station
Lincoln Volunteer Fire Brigade chief Richie Bee is “bewildered” there has still been no word on when the township’s fire station will be replaced.
Mystery of the disappearing yellow lines
Mystery of the disappearing yellow lines
The mystery of who painted over yellow no-parking lines outside a Rolleston house may remain unsolved.
Selwyn libraries top list for staff abuse
Selwyn libraries top list for staff abuse
New data shows the Selwyn district’s library staff reported being abused by the public more than any other council employees.
Project to improve environment for fish
Project to mark flour milling history and improve environment for fish
A project is under way to recognise Lincoln’s early history and improve pathways for fish.
Business relief too complex
Business relief too complex
A system to help struggling Lincoln businesses apply for compensation has been criticised as too complex and likely to have little return.
Finding the good life in Selwyn
Finding the good life in Selwyn
The Selwyn District Council’s first quality of life survey gathered responses from 1338 people, and found 88% believe the district is a great place to live.
Selwyn residents to have their say on rates rise
Selwyn residents to have their say on rates rise
A 4.9%, 6.5% rates rise or something in between? That's what Selwyn ratepayers will be asked to give feedback on from Monday.
'Unbelievable': Lightning strike blows hole in window
'Unbelievable': Lightning strike blows hole in window
The night was just like any other for Lincoln couple Julia and Harry Orpwood, then “all hell broke loose”.
Lightning blows hole in window
Lightning blows hole in window
The night was just like any other for Julia and Harry Orpwood, then “all hell broke loose”.
Feedback sought for 1000-home rezone
Feedback sought on plan to rezone land for 1000-home development
About 1000 more homes could be built in Rolleston if a rezoning request is approved.
School's push for safer crossing pays off
School's eight-year campaign for a safer road crossing pays off
The new traffic lights outside West Rolleston Primary School have been switched on.