Dunedin protesters issued ultimatum, Chch group remain in red zone
Dunedin City Council tells protesters in the Octagon to leave by Monday or be trespassed.
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More people biking in Christchurch than in any other NZ city
It is thought the boost in popularity is down to investment in cycleways.
Cork blimey: Champagne spree ends in prison
Bottles of Moet, Verve and Tattinger swiped in a 40-minute shoplifting binge.
Hot-coffee attack: Policewoman's face scarred for life
Officer blinded for 10 minutes and hospitalised with first-degree burns to her face.
Tenants from hell: Landlord wins big payout over meth use, trail of destruction
There was damage to every area of the rented premises apart from the laundry.
'Dress in layers': Strong wind warnings issued as cold front hits
Heavy rain across the country is also expected today.
Crime scene investigation completed at Christchurch house where woman, son found dead
Mother and son may have been dead for a few days.
Hamish Clark: How to get kids out of bed for school
How one boy's luck ran out and had to walk.
Police issue 30 infringement notices to illegal street racers
Three vehicles were also impounded and one driver had their licence suspended.
'Over the moon': Missing pair reunited with tearful family
Grins all round as Alan Mortimore, 49, and 14-year-old son Danny return after three days.
Homicide inquiry: Chch mother, son found in separate rooms identified
Police have released more information about the deaths of a woman and her son in Chch.
Police investigate sudden death of woman in Christchurch
Officers are at a property on Wolcot St in Bromley.
Covid cases peak in Canterbury, expect a 'slow and steady' decline
The CDHB area has the highest number of active cases in the country.
Lucky escape: Whiff of smoke saves four from fire
Teacher Sam O'Hara decided to sleep with the window open - it saved him and his mates.
Temperatures over 20C across NZ ahead of cold shift, snow
Temperatures are expected to drop nationwide later this week.
Investigation continues into death of mother and son at Christchurch home
Police continue to examine the scene of a double death in Christchurch.
Van crashes into house in Christchurch
Police said the driver had minor injuries from the early morning crash.
Specialist teams scouring house where woman, man found dead
Police were called to an Ayr St address shortly before 6pm.
Family's heartbreak: She came to NZ for a safer life; she was killed in her own home
The family of a Colombian woman allegedly murdered in Christchurch speak to the Herald.
Chopper pilot's lucky escape: 'I didn't crash it, the machine crashed me'
Tony Ibbotson was within sight of home when his helicopter crashed.
Parents of teen meningitis victim push for free vaccine for under 16's
They will present a petition containing 6357 signatures to Parliament.
Cardiology patients contract virus in hospital
Infected visitor passed on Covid to a patient which quickly spread to three others.
Recovery of missing tramper's body begins
The tramper intended to climb Devils Armchair near the northern end of Milford Track.
Not guilty: Christchurch businessman did not indecently assault young employee says judge
Christchurch businessman acquitted on indecent assault charges, granted suppression.
Government urged to provide better clothing recycling options
The average consumer purchases 60 per cent more clothing than they did 20 years ago.
Canterbury has passed peak despite high infection rate - Michael Baker
Canterbury and South Canterbury had the highest rate of new infections.
Suspicious fire breaks out at central Christchurch flats
Firefighters were called to an address on Worcester St just after 6am.
15,918 Covid cases, 14 deaths as Govt stay tight-lipped on traffic light changes
It comes after our darkest day of the pandemic, when a record 34 deaths were reported.
'I miss living': Uni Students struggle to make ends meet on shoestring budgets
Young people struggling with the increased cost of living.
$500k donated to bipolar research in memory of "caring" wife
Sue Bradford suffered from bipolar from her late teens.
'Human pass-the-parcel': Judge forced to bail disabled sex assault-accused after Ministry says 'no beds'
Intellectually disabled man accused of sex crime bailed to campground in "appalling" case.
2884 new cases in Canterbury, 105,000 without booster shot
2119 new cases were reported in the region yesterday.
Caution over Anzac Day services and parades
Ceremonies can take place but organisers are wondering whether anyone will attend.
$485,000 for major work: Thirst for Bill Hammond paintings drives strong bidding
Kiwi art lovers paid up to $485,100 for Bill Hammond paintings at a Webb's auction.