Christchurch stargazer Nick Faulkner's photo of the Milky Way galaxy has earned him global recognition.
Christchurch stargazer Nick Faulkner's photo of the Milky Way galaxy has earned him global recognition.
Yabba dabba doo will echo through the Southern Alps on Saturday as a Canterbury teacher aide rides her modified 50cc Yamaha in the Scooter Safari.
Business is booming at Christchurch trading card shops thanks to a popular NZ fantasy game. Sam Smith, who runs Sydenham's FAB Armory, explains how he recently sold two cards for $35k each.
A Lincoln drone racer nicknamed 'Shrimpy Boy' has achieved his dream of joining an elite European Champions League team.
Cobham Intermediate students are holding a garage sale today and tomorrow to repurpose hundreds of items not needed when they move into their new school.
The Lincoln University Hunting Club has held its annual duck calling competition.
They have all the bells and whistles and when viewed from a low angle, they really do look the part – right down to the lugs and chains and their sound effects.
Tired, sore but happily exhausted, 12 Christchurch students got a hero's welcome when they cycled through the school gates at the end of a 19-day adventure.
The fight continues for the future of the old Arthur's Pass visitor centre.
Hundreds of catchable-sized king salmon have been released into three lakes at The Groynes to hone the skills of young anglers.
The Tai Tapu Hotel was the scene for one of the Selwyn district’s biggest cattle sales.
They’re cheeky, loud and very curious – and that curiosity may be killing them.
An Avonside model-maker's war dioramas helped people remember the "sacrifices and experiences" of NZ soldiers.
Even though he loves online car racing games, 14-year-old Rolleston College student Nathan Heney has more fun photographing the real thing.
The NZ Blood Service is calling on donors in Canterbury to help restore their stocks as demand soars.
Watch: Groups of climate activists took to the streets of Christchurch on Friday.
It looks easy in the movies but shooting at a man-sized target from 300m away while a strong wind howls over your right shoulder and heat and dust obscure your vision is not that simple in reality.
A grand two-storey Christchurch house has left the city and arrived in Tai Taipu after a mammoth removal and transport operation.
Dangerously high altitudes are all part of the adventure for former Lincoln High student and RNZAF helicopter pilot Hayley Vincent.