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Trio deny murder charges while court hears "curly haired guy" never been found.
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Tale of cash, flash cars, burner phones and police 'bugging' ends in dramatic sauna raid.
Eye surgeon charged with attempted murder after alleged armed home invasion
Doctor allegedly had six firearms with him during the alleged attack.
$300k tax evasion: Builder used company money on Uber Eats and cash withdrawals
He also made overseas transactions in the USA, Mexico, and Australia.
Sneak peek: BNZ's multimillion-dollar art collection open to public
Artworks by top NZ artists expected to fetch more than $10m.
Disqualified driver 'addicted to driving' jailed
Recidivist offender on learner licence has 23 convictions.
New drone footage inside Christ Church Cathedral reveals glory before earthquake
New drone footage filmed in 2010 inside the Christ Church Cathedral reveals its glory before the earthquake. Video / Craig Dickie
Fears over conspiracy-driven school board candidates
Number of people standing who oppose Covid-19 measures such as face masks and vaccine.
Driver charged after crash kills off-duty St John officer
Woman faces careless driving causing death charge.
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Two serious contenders already emerge as race hots up.
TOP sees a way into Parliament through Christchurch
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White supremacist standing for school board prompts call for rule change
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Mim Jensen's heartbreak catalyst: 'There's been a definite change'
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John MacDonald: Give Zac Guildford his 1st division second chance
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'Mighty tōtara' falls: Legendary architect Sir Miles Warren dies
Tributes roll in for giant of New Zealand architecture.
Mechanics course to be taught in te reo Māori
Christchurch's Ara to become first polytechnic to teach mechanics in te reo Māori.
Gerry Brownlee: Would Christchurch's flooding woes be better managed under new authority?
Opinion: How would Edgeware Rd flooding be fixed under Three Waters?
National to announce policy tackling long-term unemployment
Second day of conference likely to be more memorable than first.
Security guard cleared of impersonating cop fights to keep licence
The ex-male stripper was wearing a stab-proof vest and carrying pepper spray and a baton.
Mongols standover claims: Patched gang member denies blackmail allegation
Gang member allegedly blackmailed man with threats to torch his car.
Family of little Lucy backs Starship campaign
Kiwis urged to get behind nationwide awareness drive.
'Coward, monster': Father who killed son, 6, in 'deliberate' fiery crash jailed
"I want to swap with him. I want a bullet" - father said after crash.
Life after MIQ: Christchurch's Chateau on the Park reopen and ready for next steps
Global brand, family-feel at this well-located central Christchurch hotel.
Police dog killer who shot two cops in Christchurch denied parole
Christopher Smith seriously injured two officers and killed police dog Gage.
'Emotional torture': Former church members say 'deliverance' harmed them
She remembers him telling the congregation there was a demon inside her - she was eight.
Kiwi firefighter, Olympian and a spy team up to ski to South Pole
The AHT has announced a team of young explorers it intends to take south.
Always look up: What to see on a walk around Christchurch
An architecture expert's guide to Christchurch's best buildings - both old and new.
Inmate death: Claims prisoner had complained of breathing difficulties
Staff tried to save man who died in his cell.
Ice, ice baby: First stop Antarctica on this South Island road trip
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Christchurch flooding: Small-scale fixes, investment in infrastructure needed
This weeks flooding is a hint of what is to come.
Flooding doesn't stop new Christchurch school opening
Banks Avenue School site was badly damaged in the 2011 earthquake.
Christchurch Airport turns to solar power in preparation for major unplanned outage
If the Alpine fault goes it could leave Christchurch without mains power for six months.
Workplace death: 'They got it horribly wrong'
Company faces huge fine and compensation after contractor dies falling from roof.
'Motorway mayhem': Brian Tamaki-led group plans protests in three cities
The marches were set to begin at 10am.