Sausages sold in Canterbury recalled as they may contain glass
The sausages, which have been recalled after an injury was reported, were sold at shops in Christchurch and Rangiora.
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Sausages sold at Canterbury stores recalled
Sausages recalled from Canterbury stores may contain glass
A batch of sausages sold at two South Island branches of a butchery has been recalled because they may contain glass.
Customers vent banking concerns
Ferrymead customers vent banking concerns
Westpac Ferrymead customers have expressed concern over the proposed hours for new community banking services.
Courier company goes under owing over $1.2m
Christchurch courier company goes under owing over $1.2m
A Christchurch courier company has buckled under financial pressure, owing creditors more than $1.2 million and leaving staff out of pocket.
Quake-damaged hotel to become five-star Sheraton
Quake-damaged hotel to become five-star Sheraton
A Christchurch hotel building that has sat empty in the central city since the earthquakes will soon become a five-star Sheraton hotel.
Ride-hailing company eyes up Chch
Ride-hailing company eyes up Christchurch
European ride-hailing company Bolt is eyeing up Christchurch after an Auckland launch quickly surpassed rider and driver targets.
Bank closed after protesters clash with police
Bank closed after protesters clash with police
An ANZ bank was closed on Friday morning after climate activists blocked access for staff and customers during a nationwide protest targeting branches across the country.
Ryman set to close care facilities
Ryman set to close care facilities
Two Christchurch retirement villages are set to close their care facilities within four months.
Business keeps craft wool processing in NZ
'We'll be the last manufacturer left': Chch business keeps craft wool processing in NZ
A Christchurch-based woollen dye house and spinning mill has been saved from the scrap heap.
Court to decide if business park bid will go ahead
Court to decide if Lincoln business park bid will go ahead
It may be known later this year if a business park in Lincoln will get the go-ahead.
Preferred locations for airport expansion named
Preferred locations for Christchurch airport expansion named
Tarras, Hawea and Cromwell are all contenders for the preferred location of the Christchurch International Airport expansion project.
What is the city council spending on?
What is the city council spending on?
About $1.6 billion will be spent on Christchurch City Council’s Annual Plan this financial year. Dylan Smits examines where it is going.
Organic veg farm loses $250k worth of crops
Canterbury organic farm loses $250k worth of crops
An organic vegetable farm in Canterbury lost about $250,000 of crops in the flooding which saturated the region in early May.
Trump slaps 15% trade tariff on NZ goods
Trump slaps 15% trade tariff on NZ goods
New Zealand exports to the US will face a 15% tariff rate, it has been announced.
Ravensdown reports $5.4m loss
Christchurch-based fertiliser co-op reports $5.4m loss
Christchurch-based fertiliser co-operative Ravensdown has reported a loss of $5.4m after tax and one-off costs for the year ending May.
Holiday park sold to overseas investor
Award-winning holiday park sold to overseas investor for unknown amount
A popular Top 10 Holiday Park has been sold to an overseas-based joint venture, which intends to maintain its current use.
Over 5000 shoplifting complaints not investigated
More than 5000 shoplifting complaints not investigated across NZ
In Canterbury, 192 of 742 shoplifting complaints below $500 were not forwarded for investigation while a controversial police directive was in place.
Michael Hill remembered as a 'visionary'
Michael Hill remembered as a highly intelligent 'visionary'
Business magnate, entrepreneur and philanthropist Sir Michael Hill has been remembered as a "great visionary" after his death at the age of 86 on Tuesday morning.
Should Paywave costs should be passed on?
Poll: Should Paywave costs should be passed on to customers?
The Finance Minister says when a ban on contactless card payment surcharges comes into effect, businesses should pass on the cost to customers. What do you think?
Plan to ban credit card and PayWave surcharges
Plan to ban credit card and PayWave surcharges
The government plans to ban surcharges on card payments in-store, saving shoppers from being stung with surprise fees when paying with contactless technology.