Former Canterbury firefighter Jeremy McCorkindale has been remembered as a "dedicated father and community man" after he was killed in a crash near Oxford last week.
The Selwyn district’s emergency services could all be based out of one central location in the future.
A Canterbury fire chief is still running through the 'what ifs' after he walked away from a crash with a motorist who drove through a stop sign.
A Canterbury fire chief is still running through the 'what ifs' after he walked away from a crash with a motorist who drove through a stop sign.
A prominent Canterbury developer says Selwyn District Council has been reluctant to maintain existing trees in new property developments.
The Rolleston RSA has expelled its first president after he was accused of wearing medals he did not earn or have permission to use.
Selwyn Mayor Sam Broughton has suggested increased fuel taxes and toll roads may be solutions to a lack of Government funding for Canterbury roads.
Consultation has started on a proposal to raise the speed limit to 110km/h on Christchurch's Southern Motorway.
Across three generations, the Clausen family have given more than 160 years to the Leeston Volunteer Fire Brigade.
The future of green transport is rolling out the door of a Rolleston factory which is developing everything from buses and trucks to chase boats for the America’s Cup.
Parking wardens in the Selwyn district are being equipped with bodycams to record threatening behaviour towards them.
A Christchurch window cleaner walked away from a crash after his Toyota Corolla hit black ice, jumped a fence and water race then rolled several times.
A Canterbury man who lives near an army rifle range reckons it is ironic the NZ Defence Force is worried a planned quarry near the Burnham Military Camp will keep soldiers awake at night.
A bid to let Ngāi Tahu bach owners stay at a Canterbury lakeside settlement while others will be evicted has been described as discriminatory.
Tough economic conditions have led to the unexpected closure of a Canterbury bar and restaurant.
Residents say a 17m-high communication tower, set to be built in the centre of their Canterbury town, will be a potential eyesore.
There are concerns noise from a planned quarry near Burnham will keep soldiers at the military camp awake at night.
Upper Selwyn Huts residents have been given a reprieve by the district council.
Upper Selwyn Huts residents have been given a reprieve by the district council.
Christchurch city councillors are just weeks away from deciding whether to support a bid to open up land for housing in areas affected by an airport noise contour.