Wolfbrook on the hunt for properties in district
Wolfbrook on the hunt for properties in district
A major Christchurch property company is targeting Selwyn as a prime location for standalone homes on smaller sections.
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$2m Lyttelton sport ground upgrade almost finished
$2m Lyttelton sport ground upgrade almost finished
A major revamp of the Lyttelton Recreation Grounds is almost finished.
Erebus captain's daughter grateful for Chch offer
Erebus captain's daughter grateful for Chch offer but says national memorial belongs in Auckland
The eldest daughter of the Erebus' captain says she's grateful to Christchurch for offering to host a memorial, but still believes the national memorial should be in Auckland.
Help give Biffie a chance to be able to walk
Help give Biffie a chance to be able to walk
Rolleston three-year-old Biffie Robson has a condition which means she struggles to move on her own and can’t talk.
Hospital workers sleeping in cars
Hospital workers sleeping in cars to secure parking spaces, Chch mayor says
Christchurch Hospital workers are sleeping in their cars before work to try to secure a car park, Mayor Phil Mauger says.
Seymour admits regulations contribute to rates
'People are angry with you': Seymour admits regulations contribute to ‘enormous rate rises’
In his speech to local government leaders in Christchurch on Thursday, Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour says there is no policy for local government reform - yet.
Councils ‘blindsided’ by Govt decision
'Unintended impacts': Councils ‘blindsided’ by decision to halt planning work
Christchurch city councillor Sara Templeton says "the top-down approach from central government at the moment has had multiple unintended impacts".
Tadpole reincarnated for Go Live Festival
Tadpole reincarnated for Go Live Festival
Well-known Kiwi rock band Tadpole are ready to rock at the Go Live Festival in Christchurch next month.
Contractor in liquidation owes $2.6m
Christchurch contractor in liquidation owes $2.6m
A Christchurch painting and maintenance contractor has gone into liquidation owing creditors an estimated $2.6 million.
Potential sites for Erebus memorial identified
Potential sites identified in Christchurch for National Erebus Memorial
Potential National Erebus Memorial sites in Christchurch have been shared with the families of the victims.
Wife added to husband's business loan without her consent
Wife added to husband's business loan without her consent
A woman who discovered she had been added as a guarantor on her husband's business loan without her knowledge complained to the FSCL when the business defaulted and she was called on to repay it.
Excitement builds for community centre
Excitement builds for community centre
The residents of a small Canterbury township are getting excited as their promised $5.3m community centre development draws closer.
Speech a reflection on racism in NZ
Speech a reflection on racism in NZ
A teenager’s poignant reflection on the Christchurch terror attacks has earned her a spot at a national final for a speechmaking competition.
Security guard who assaulted Uber driver keeps licence
Security guard who assaulted Uber driver keeps licence
A man who badly assaulted an Uber driver who wouldn’t transport him and his drunk mates will be able to continue working as a security guard despite police opposition.
Dress Smart Hornby centre for sale
Large Christchurch retail centre up for sale
Christchurch's Dress Smart Hornby centre is on the market with a deadline of August 14 unless sold prior.
Vatican Observatory director to visit Canterbury
Vatican Observatory director to visit Canterbury
A leading astronomy expert is set to visit Canterbury next month.
Surgeons amazed by burn victim’s 'rapid healing'
Surgeons amazed by burn victim’s 'rapid healing'
Life took a bad turn for an 18-year-old man when he was engulfed by flames in a petrol accident then airlifted to Christchurch Hospital with severe burns to his face, arms and chest.
Shareholders weigh up Tait takeover offer
Shareholders weigh up Tait takeover offer
Vital Ltd shareholders weighing up a takeover offer by Christchurch communications company Tait International have until August 8 to opt into a share buy-out at the "low end" of an independent valuation.
Is exercise an 'antidote to ageing'?
Is exercise an 'antidote to ageing'?
Paula Barrett has been teaching fitness classes at Christchurch recreation centres for years - and says she is "surprised when people are surprised that I am still working at 80".
Fog causes flight disruptions in Chch
Fog causes flight disruptions in Chch
Fog caused several flights to be cancelled or delayed at Christchurch Airport on Tuesday morning.
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