Odour in the east: Christchurch residents make case to move foul-smelling plant
Residents in the city's east are making their case to move the organic processing plant that has been stinking up their lives.
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World's best wildlife photos on display
World's best wildlife photographs on display in Christchurch
Some of the world's top wildlife photographs will go on display at Canterbury Museum on Friday.
Killer of Christchurch sex worker loses final appeal
Killer of Christchurch sex worker loses final appeal
A man who murdered a Christchurch sex worker in a "cold-blooded" and "particularly callous and cruel" killing has failed in a last-ditch appeal to New Zealand's highest court.
IAG and EQC settle costs for quake claims
Insurance company IAG and EQC settle costs for Christchurch quake claims
Insurance giant IAG has finally agreed with the Earthquake Commission about the division of costs of claims for the Christchurch quakes.
Tsunami evacuation zones re-drawn
Canterbury tsunami evacuation zones updated after new research
The evacuation zones on Banks Peninsula have been re-drawn in light of new research into where flooding could occur if a tsunami hit the Canterbury coastline.
Husband and wife take over New World Rolleston
Husband and wife take over Canterbury township's New World
A Canterbury New World that employs about 200 people is now under new ownership.
Want a face mask signed by Ardern and Bloomfield?
Face masks signed by Jacinda Ardern, Ashley Bloomfield auctioned by Canterbury club
Two framed face masks signed by Jacinda Ardern and Dr Ashley Bloomfield are being auctioned off by a Canterbury Lions club.
Dry summer for parts of Canterbury
Dry summer for parts of Canterbury
Christchurch has had 150mm less rainfall in 2020 than the yearly average for the same period.
Why has this Christchurch beach turned pink?
Why has this Christchurch beach turned pink?
A Christchurch beach has turned bright pink after the high tide washed up millions of whale krill.
Royal Commission findings on mosque attacks soon
Mosque shootings: Royal Commission's findings to be released before Christmas
The findings from the Royal Commission's inquiry into the Christchurch terrorist attacks are expected to be released before Christmas.
Employees 'deeply saddened' after workmate killed
Man killed in workplace incident at Christchurch steel factory named
The man killed in a workplace incident at a Christchurch steel factory on Monday has been named.
PWC Centre on Cashel St sold for $60m
PWC Centre on Cashel St in central Christchurch sold for $60m
An equity investment company has bought the PWC Centre on Cashel St for $60m in one of the city's largest office building transactions, according to Savills New Zealand.
Plans to mark quake anniversary revealed
Plans to mark February 22, 2011, Christchurch quake anniversary revealed
Details about a planned memorial service and free concert to mark the 10th anniversary of the deadly magnitude 6.3 Christchurch quake have been revealed.
Extension for companies vying to build new stadium
Extension for companies competing to build Christchurch's new stadium
An extension has been granted for companies vying to design and build Christchurch's new stadium.
Eels join whitebait to make splash in Woolston Village
Eels join whitebait to make splash in Woolston Village
Eels and whitebait will be wriggling across Woolston Village after being etched into new pavers to illustrate the cultural significance of the area.
Calls to take back award after cafe controversy
Calls for C1 Espresso owner to have award rescinded over 'toxic' culture
The owner of one of Christchurch's most popular cafés has been accused of bullying, manipulation, and denying adequate breaks - and now the Restaurant Association is investigating.
Person dies after workplace incident in Christchurch
Person dies after workplace incident in Christchurch
A person has died in a workplace incident in Christchurch.
New motorway set to open next week
New motorway set to open next week
Motorists will get their first chance to drive on Christchurch’s new $290 million northern motorway from next week.
Failed board coup exposes political influence
Failed board coup exposes party political influence in local government - chairwoman
A Christchurch community board chair says a failed attempt to remove her by Labour-aligned members was an eye-opener - and showed the influence political parties have on local government.
Trying to end the cycle of family violence
Westfield local heroes: Christchurch barber's bid to stop family violence recognised
Westfield local hero and Riccarton barber Matt Brown doesn't just cut hair - he's also on a mission to help men cut toxic masculinity out of their lives.