Kapa haka group strive for the national stage
After qualifying for the national kapa haka stage within one year of being a rōpū, Kōkō Tangiwai are back and determined to do it again.
Kapa haka group strive for the national stage
Lily McCurrie
After qualifying for the national kapa haka stage within one year of being a rōpū, Kōkō Tangiwai are back and determined to do it again.
Welcome aboard the first Crusaders Express train
The Crusaders Express train brought fans from Rolleston to Christchurch to the opening event of Super Round at One New Zealand Stadium.
Canterbury gearing up for the Super Round weekend
How ex-Crusader Ioane Moananu feels about playing against his own
Wigram Air Force Museum ANZAC Day Service
Hundreds turned for the ANZAC Day service at Wigram's Air Force Museum. Inside the building are many military aircraft.
The Easter trading laws hunt
At long last – an answer to New Zealand’s confusing Easter hospitality trading laws. A simple Parliamentary vote last night ended years of complexity and conundrums.
'Digital licences will provide choice'
Proposed digital licences won't necessarily mean physical licences are scrapped, the Associate Transport Minister says.
New study uncovers hidden faults
Hidden faults that can explain the mystery behind slow earthquakes have been uncovered beneath the sea floor.
League player battles rare heart infection
A Christchurch rugby league player has been left fighting for his life after a bacterial infection attacked his heart.
Daffodil Day 'more urgent than ever'
Daffodil Day is personal for Nicola Cooms.
Viral ice cream sparks a sales boom
Christchurch dairies reporting huge interest in social media ice cream trend.
Arrest after reports of students being followed
Christchurch police have arrested a man after reports of students being followed.
Death in Christchurch police custody
A woman has died while in police custody this morning in Christchurch.
Woman dead after police shooting
The man who was shot by police last night in the Christchurch suburb of Bryndwr is now in a stable and non-life threatening condition.
Foreign casino site avoids punishment
The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) is defending its decision not to contact Caribbean-based gambling site Rainbet, despite an apparent breach of gambling laws.
Candidates confirmed for the local body elections
Nominations closed last week for the elections in October, all candidates are now confirmed by the council.