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Murder a 'case of mistaken identity'
Brutal murder of Marcus Tucker a case of mistaken identity, trial hears.
Lake body murder trial begins
Man alleged to have killed Marcus Tucker, whose body was found in Canterbury lake.
Firefighters injured lifting the obese
Firefighters are being injured when hospitals and rest homes request they lift patients.
'Unliveable': Five townhouses less than 1m away
An investigation is underway to make a Christchurch woman's home more 'liveable'.
Time to talk: English's plan for new Government
Bill English is in the box seat after leading National to a triumphant result.
Alleged gunman in car-jacking arrested
Alleged gunman in custody after Christchurch car-jacking and police pursuit.
Serious injuries after car flips, hits pole
One person was trapped in the wreckage and had to be freed by firefighters.
Driver in fatal crash will not be charged
Bruce Imrie's wife died when the car he was driving left the road.
Police told not to ticket drivers from poor suburbs
Officers were told to avoid targeting drivers in east Christchurch.
Chocolate Santas already on supermarket shelves
Chocolate Santa's spied on supermarket shelves already
Radio hosts pay Kiwi's $80K student loan
Sacha French's $41k student loan has become $80k; now her workmates have paid it off.
Kiwi women in front at the ballot box
As soon as women had won the right to vote they exceeded men in voting turnout.
Property developer loses appeal
Judge rejects claim of bias in ruling discharging bankruptcy but with restrictions.
Chch school for foreign students closed
A Christchurch business school for international students has been closed by NZQA.
Black mould fears of quake dad
Dad who lost son in 2011 quake fears black mould in HNZ house harming kids.
Airport fuel crisis: Govt offers to help as flights cut
Air travel out of Auckland looks set to be disrupted for days after fuel supply was cut.
Auckland Airport fuel crisis: 23 flights cut
All travel out of Auckland Airport looks likely to be disrupted for several days.
Alleged sexual assault at uni halls
Woman was allegedly sexually assaulted by man known to her at Lincoln Uni's Halls.
Council wipes $1.2m in parking tickets
If you get a parking ticket in Christchurch challenge it - nearly 60 per cent get waived.
Police name woman found dead in Christchurch
The death of Tina Sharma, 28, is being treated as unexplained.
Driving-lesson tragedy: Husband hailed as hero
A husband who died trying to save his wife has been hailed as a hero by his family.
Top barks for the country's top dogs
The country's top police and detector dogs have been crowned at the national champs.
Driving lesson tragedy: Two bodies found in lake
Two bodies have been found in a lake in Halswell, Christchurch.
Driving lesson tragedy: Two bodies recovered
Two bodies have been found after car drove into a suburban lake yesterday.
'Lazy' schoolgirl's energetic career of political innovation
Elizabeth McCombs crushed her opponents to become New Zealand's first female MP.
Christchurch developer fights restrictions
David Ian Henderson is appealing the process used to place restrictions on him.
Riverbed murder accused jeered in court
Two men in court accused of murdering Rebels gang member Brad Lomax.
Bradley Lomax death: Two to face murder charges
Two men to appear in Christchurch District Court tomorrow after murder of Bradley Lomax.
Airbnb blaze: Malaysian tourists tried to fight fire
Six people were taken to hospital last night after they escaped the fierce fire.