A jury has found three men guilty of murdering South Canterbury man Anaru Moana.
An injured pensioner was whisked away from his crashed car by a vigilant member of the public before an ambulance arrived.
A man who once wanted to be a security guard for former PM Dame Jacinda Ardern has been sending lewd emails to another person in political circles, calling her "the girl of his dreams".
Former Deputy Police Commissioner Jevon McSkimming has pleaded guilty to possessing child sexual exploitation and bestiality material.
The Crusaders squad for the 2026 Super Rugby Pacific season includes a mix of seasoned campaigners and six rising stars who have earned full contracts.
Canterbury firefighters were called to free a boy whose finger was severely injured after it got stuck in a bicycle wheel.
Dogs are now banned from Christchurch's Avon Heathcote Estuary, including the beach around Southshore Spit Reserve and near Shag Rock, as well as parts of Styx Mill Conservation Reserve.
A Christchurch hip hop crew has stepped up to win a prestigious world title in Europe, beating the back-to-back champions from Belgium.
Former NZ international cricketer Brian McKechnie will be reunited with the kit he wore during the infamous 1981 underarm incident against Australia.
Locals with garden hoses helped busy Wānaka fire crews last night.
Santa has opened his enchanting grotto at the Ballantynes department store in central Christchurch.
A Canterbury 5-year-old, who is the only person in NZ with the extremely rare genetic disorder Witteveen-Kolk Syndrome, is set to fly to Brisbane on Friday for life-changing physical therapy.
A Christchurch clinician claims to have identified New Zealand's oldest x-ray image, taken in the late 19th century.
An enthralled crowd watched Ashburton’s first-ever chilli eating competition, drawn in by the spectacle of contestants torturing themselves to the point of agony and sickness.
Some 160,000 people are now without jobs - the highest number since 1994.
The Waitaki District Council has agreed to accept Crown intervention after its standalone water services delivery plan was rejected last month.
The owner of a South Canterbury museum featuring a controversial Nazi exhibit says he's open to making changes to the display.
Multiple structures have been destroyed by fire as firefighters battle a blaze in Canterbury's Selwyn district.
All 787 planks on the restored Governors Bay jetty have now been sponsored, marking the end of an eight-year fundraising campaign.
A teenager's suicide has highlighted the dangers of children being exposed to pornography and sexualised online interactions, a coroner has found.