Waimate School to seize Daffodil Day
Waimate School to seize Daffodil Day
Waimate Main School is springing to life this Daffodil Day.
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Firefighting brothers give 105 years of service
Firefighting brothers give 105 years of service
Across three generations, the Clausen family have given more than 160 years to the Leeston Volunteer Fire Brigade.
Young Nomad likened to Man City star
Young Nomads star likened to Manchester City striker
Standing at 191cm tall, you’d be forgiven for not realising Christchurch footballer Flynn Holdem is just 16. But what has really caught people’s attention is his resemblance to Norwegian striker Erling Haaland.
Timelapse captures stadium progress
Watch: Timelapse captures the remarkable rise of Christchurch's new stadium
A new timelapse video shows the progress made on Christchurch’s new $683 million stadium over the past eight months.
Park more accessible
Park more accessible
Fraser Park in Timaru has been put through its paces to ensure each and every person in the community can enjoy the new facilities ahead of September’s opening.
Stunning plans for eyesore hotel
Stunning plans for eyesore hotel
While the cathedral restoration on the east side of Cathedral Square is set to be mothballed, it is all go for another landmark on the western side.
US ambassador harassed at café
United States ambassador harassed at Christchurch café
United States Ambassador Tom Udall was confronted by protesters while he met with MPs Gerry Brownlee and Hamish Campbell at a Christchurch café on Monday.
Emergency pod lands at marae
Emergency pod lands at marae
When disaster strikes, Canterbury maraes are always among the first to help, support, feed and accommodate hundreds of people.
Months of disruption on roads around Te Kaha
Months of disruption on roads around Te Kaha
Businesses and motorists using the streets around Christchurch’s Te Kaha stadium are being warned to expect 18 months of disruption.
Busy Canterbury factory driving innovation
Busy Canterbury factory driving innovation one bus at a time
The future of green transport is rolling out the door of a Rolleston factory which is developing everything from buses and trucks to chase boats for the America’s Cup.
'Shadow figures in the hallways'
'Shadow figures in the hallways': What are Christchurch's most haunted places?
A paranormal book author has been visiting the most haunted places in Christchurch.
Meeting could decide fate of cathedral
Meeting could decide fate of quake-damaged Christ Church Cathedral
A meeting will be held today to look at the future of the earthquake-damaged Christ Church Cathedral.
Queenstown pride festival flags cut down
Queenstown pride festival flags cut down
Mysterious hooded figures were captured on CCTV scrambling up poles in central Queenstown to remove about 30 pride flags in the days before a major festival.
Best mate stays with owner till the end
Best mate stays with owner till the end
Loyal to the end, a man’s dog was found sitting beside his owner’s body after he died in a fishing accident over the weekend.
Students among first to explore VR Antarctic hut
Christchurch school students among first to explore Antarctic hut in virtual reality
In the classroom one minute - then exploring a century-old Antarctic hut the next. That's where a group of Christchurch school students found themselves this week.
Protesters march through central city
Protesters march through central Christchurch
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered in central Christchurch over the weekend to protest Israel's military action against Palestine.
Young musicians ready for 'big day out'
Young musicians ready for 'big day out' at Wolfbrook Arena
Hundreds of budding school musicians will perform at the Strum, Strike and Blow festival in Christchurch on Thursday.
Plan to share climbing wall with community
Plan to share climbing wall with community
Mount Hutt College has upgraded its indoor climbing wall and is looking at options for the community to enjoy the new facility.
Avalanche dogs get new rides
Avalanche dogs get new rides
An organisation that uses avalanche dogs for search and rescue has been gifted two new four-wheel-drives - one of which will be based in Canterbury.
Business owners pushing for alcohol bans
Business owners pushing for alcohol bans
Business owners in two Christchurch shopping areas are calling for booze bans, claiming alcohol-fueled anti-social behaviour is scaring people away.