Unruly rough sleepers: Arrests made
Christchurch unruly rough sleepers arrested in police crackdown
Two arrests have been made in a crackdown on unruly rough sleepers in Christchurch.
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Young entrepreneur's disappearing act
Young Christchurch entrepreneur Jake Millar: An extraordinary life and disappearing act
A young Christchurch entrepreneur has left some of the country's wealthiest investors burnt, fuming and out of pocket.
Foundation criticises review of its finances
Christchurch Foundation criticises review of its finances at council meeting
The chairman of the Christchurch Foundation came out swinging when he fronted up, along with his chief executive, to a grilling from Christchurch city councillors on Thursday.
Canterbury quakes NZ's most costly insurance event
Canterbury quakes NZ's most costly insurance event, $38 billion in property claims - new report
The 2010 and 2011 Canterbury earthquakes were by far the most costly insurance events in New Zealand history, a new report shows.
Prices for 91 climbing back above $2 a litre
Price of 91 petrol in Chch climbing back above $2 per litre
Petrol prices in Christchurch are breaking the $2 per litre barrier for 91 octane, as gassing up the car tracks towards pre-Covid-19 levels.
Kiwibank plans to close The Palms branch
Kiwibank plans to close The Palms branch
Kiwibank plans to close seven branches, including at The Palms in Christchurch, over the next year in a response to more customers moving online to do their banking.
Missing Christchurch girl found
Missing Christchurch girl found
A 12-year-old who went missing from her home in Christchurch this afternoon has been located, police say.
Flatmate killing: Case heads to trial
Christchurch murder-accused denies killing Linwood flatmate
A Christchurch man has today denied murdering his flatmate at a house on England St in Linwood last month.
Antarctica NZ 4WD nets $40,000
Antarctica four-wheel-drive Toyota Land Cruiser sells for $40,000
An Antarctica NZ 4WD vehicle that has spent nearly two decades working on the white continent has sold for more than $40,000.
Pop up penguins net more than $1m at auction
Canterbury pop-up penguins net more than $1m at charity auction
More than $1 million was raised on Sunday night after 50 giant pop-up penguin sculptures were auctioned off in Christchurch.
Event planned to farewell godwits
Event planned to farewell godwits
An event will be held on Sunday at Southshore Spit Reserve in Christchurch to commemorate the departure of the godwits.
Concerns over school children vaping
'It’s spread quite quickly': Concerns over Canterbury school children vaping
Vaping among primary and intermediate-aged pupils is a growing concern at Canterbury schools.
Pedestrian hit by car in Christchurch
Pedestrian hit by car in Christchurch
A pedestrian has been struck by a car in Fendalton.
Missing Christchurch woman used bus, visited vege store
Missing Christchurch woman used bus, visited vege store
Police have again appealed for the public's help to find missing Christchurch woman Marni Sheppeard.
New novel about growing up in post-quake city
New novel follows young people growing up in post-quake Christchurch
A new novel traces the lives of a group of Canterbury University students who were children when the earthquakes hit.
City2Surf has history of overcoming adversity
City2Surf has history of overcoming adversity
The City2Surf fun run is all about helping people achieve their personal goals, quite often against the odds.
At 91 Bruce’s bungy jump sets record
'What the hell am I doing here?': Christchurch 91yo sets record with bungy jump
Bruce Bunny is a veteran of 16 Coast to Coasts, including the brutal Longest Day - and now the legally blind Sumner 91-year-old has taken another leap into the unknown.
Police gang data shouldn't be used for policy
Gang data used by Judith Collins shouldn't be used for policy - expert
One of NZ's leading experts on gangs - Canterbury University lecturer Dr Jarrod Gilbert - says gang statistics from police aren't suitable for use by politicians.
Take a tour of Te Pae
Take a tour of Te Pae, Christchurch's new convention centre
As the Te Pae Christchurch Convention and Exhibition Centre nears completion, we took a sneak peek inside the complex to see how it's progressing.
Roadworks wreck residents’ sleep
'Absolutely not good enough': Roadworks wreck residents’ sleep
Sleepless nights and long waiting times - that's the daily reality for Heathcote residents since February 14 as work to upgrade Port Hills Rd takes place from 6pm to 7am.
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