Davidson resigns as community board chair
Banks Peninsula Community Board members are set to vote in a new chair to replace Reuben Davidson who will step down on Monday.
Heidi Slade
Boat shed’s $150k price tag too much for bidders
Boat shed’s $150k price tag too much for bidders
A Banks Peninsula boat shed has failed to sell at auction after the bidding stopped at $150,000.
Sports club fights takeover attempt
Christchurch sports club fights takeover attempt
The Mt Pleasant Squash Club has engaged a lawyer to stop it from being kicked out of the building it has occupied for more than 40 years.
Fresh new choice for Lyttelton
Fresh new choice for Lyttelton supermarket shoppers
Lyttelton’s only supermarket has a new look - with the former London St SuperValue now a FreshChoice.
Four arrested after armed police raid
Four arrested after armed police raid house
Four people are set to appear in court today after armed police raided a property in Christchurch.
From meeting Ed Sheeran to postcard bombing MPs
From meeting Ed Sheeran to postcard bombing MPs: Principal leaves with good memories
It’s not every day a global music superstar drops into your primary school - but it will be one of Rose McInerney’s best memories of her time at Te Raekura Redcliffs School.
Shipping container site neighbours call for help
Residents near controversial shipping container site want mayor's help
Residents living close to land used for storing shipping containers want Christchurch City Council to hurry up and do something about them.
Call for cellphone tower to be moved
Call for cellphone tower to be moved
Redcliffs residents are calling for a cellphone tower to be relocated.
Bunny and Egg get another chance at life
Bunny and Egg get another chance at life
Meet Egg, Bounce, Bunny, Spring, Baskett and siblings, saved from Bottle Lake Forest.
The Single Fin Mingle set to wow crowd
The Single Fin Mingle set to wow crowd
The Single Fin Mingle surf competition and festival’s international reputation is growing, as is its field of overseas competitors.
'Piece of history lost' with theft of tennis club
'Piece of history lost' with theft of tennis club gate
A 100-year-old wrought iron gate has been stolen from the Lyttelton Tennis Club.
Piece of history lost with theft of Lyttelton gate
'Steal away part of our past': Piece of history lost with theft of Lyttelton gate
A 100-year-old wrought iron gate has been stolen from the Lyttelton Tennis Club.