Husband gardens on
'Just being out there always reminds me of her'
Appeal heard
Crown argues force people were not forced out of residential red zone in "Quake Outcast" case.
'Dead man walking'
A Christchurch party host had an amicable conversation with a man who only hours later stabbed him in the head.
Christchurch hotel rates rocketing
Christchurch's hotel room rates are the fastest rising in the country, according to new research.
Warning 'freaking out' Cantabrians
A health officer denies he is scaremongering over nitrates in water saying 'facts are not debatable'.
Polytech flasher thrown off campus
Christchurch Polytechnic stands down student arrested for indecently exposing himself on city campus. + Flashers at CPIT
Windscreen washer tired of bad rap
Nitrate warning 'freaking out' Cantabrians
Christchurch could rival Melbourne
Converted car park reopens as nightclub
Zest's top 10 restaurants revealed
Petrol-scam victims come forward
Italian firm designs urban village for Chch
Cathedral rebuild would mean digging deep
Christchurch could rival Melbourne
Italian firm designs urban village for Chch
Nitrate warning 'freaking out' Cantabrians
Cathedral rebuild would mean digging deep
Housing on land not needed for motorway
Yeoman and Newbury developing at full speed
Ngai Tahu eyeing up Metlifecare stake
McCloud hails Chch innovation
In 20 years, Christchurch could rival Melbourne in terms of liveability, Kevin McCloud says.
Principals urge rethink
The 2013 Census reveals the population has grown in the areas where four of seven schools are facing closure.
No more lunches for councillors
Land freed for housing
'He turns learning into fun'
A Christchurch science teacher has been named the most inspiring primary teacher in the country.
Developing duo pick up speed
Miles Yeoman and Craig Newbury have several projects underway in the central city.
Cathedral rebuild means digging deep
Deep foundations will be needed to rebuild the Catholic Cathedral on its present site, officials say.
Urban village for Chch
Rebuild migration to boost changes
Housing repairs off target - Labour
Assurances that HNZ is on schedule to repair 5000 quake-damaged state homes by 2015 are a "heroic assumption", Labour says.
Customer service put on hold
A phone call I made this week led me to believe the following took place in an Auckland corporate board room.
Buck a safe choice for deputy
In Vicki Buck, the deputy mayoralty is in safe hands but her selection does expose the lack of choice Lianne Dalziel had.
Winston Peters' wrinkly bottom lines
Girls, learn from Monica Lewinsky
CCC must be kept in the loop
Yani Johanson's expression of frustration about the time it will take before a new swimming pool in central Christchurch is ready to use, will no doubt be supported by many.
Site by Hagley Park for sale
A high-profile Christchurch block is back on the market after several redevelopment attempts, as LIZ MCDONALD reports.
Pacific Edge shares jump
Dunedin biotech company Pacific Edge's shares soared to a record high today after news of a US deal.
Ngai Tahu eyes Metlifecare
Lyttelton Port CEO's salary exceeds $1m
Excess profit denied
Christchurch Airport will challenge a claim it is set to reap up to $146m in excess profits.
Slade may return for final
Colin Slade may return for Canterbury on Saturday night but Matt Symons is definitely out.
Canterbury United start away
Canterbury United will be on the road for the first two rounds of the national football league.
Bateman: Lions must believe
Nicholson wants fourth title
Thompson hopes to find home
Rob Thompson has news for anyone believing he was only wooed to Canterbury because of a sly wink.
A warning on holiday fun
Labour Weekend revellers are being cautioned by police, maritime authorities, and the NZ Transport Agency.
The free lunch is over
Christchurch's mayor-elect has ordered councillors to bring their own lunches to work rather than rely on in-house catering.
A mum's emotional plea
Gardening led to woman's death
Human chain heroes honoured
Watching her boy's extraordinary rescue again brought tears to the eyes of a very grateful mother.
Cashing in on fears
Looters and dodgy landlord capitalise on Australia's bushfire destruction as people flee. | 'We walk the black edge' | Map
God's 'special guidance' in new law
Brunei adopts laws for Muslims only, including punishments of stoning for adultery and amputation for theft.
Teen sets off explosives prematurely, dies
Heavy rain as hurricane weakens
Bombing suspect named in murder
Slain Boston Marathon bombing suspect named as a participant in an earlier triple homicide.
US official fired over tweets
White House staffer unmasked as acidic voice behind Twitter account known for attacks on public figures.
Facebook removes beheading
After a public outcry, Facebook has removed a video of a woman being beheaded.
Million-year storage disk
Apple preparing 65-inch TV
End of the production line for Wii
Nintendo Japan announce the discontinuation of the Wii console, after shipping 100 million units worldwide.
New craft brewery for city
Christchurch's latest craft brewery launches a beer to drink by the pool.
Is your favourite named?
Zest has unveiled its shortlist of the 10 best restaurants in Christchurch and beyond.
Camera shows city finding its voice
A Christchurch schoolgirl has made a documentary to show how music has been incorporated into the rebuild.
Insurance delays rubble cleanup
When will the rubble of a former church be cleared from the Brougham St-Colombo St corner?
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