House prices hit high
New record for property sales
Friends mourn mate
Friends mourn "one of a kind dude", who died when the car he was in slammed into a Greymouth house following police pursuit.
Baby 'lucky' to survive crash
A six-month-old baby is lucky to be alive after a car apparently pulled out into the Northern motorway.
Wind and rain on the way
Heavy rain and gale force winds are expected to bash parts of the country tomorrow.
CTV rises again
Bold leadership has revived CTV three years since it lost most of its staff in the Christchurch quake.
Cable reel tables disappear
Seven decorated recycled picnic tables have disappeared from New Brighton.
Police poised to pounce on perps at petrol stations
Friends mourn house-crash victim
Baby 'lucky' to survive motorway crash
Canterbury properties hit another high
Farewell for murdered siblings
CTV rises after earthquake tragedy
Cable reel tables disappear from New Brighton
Farewell for murdered siblings
Mourners are gathering for the funeral of slain Dunedin youngsters Bradley and Ellen Livingstone.
Burglars out of luck
A couple's night out stealing was thwarted by another couple's night out testing specialist night vision equipment.
Burglars targeting schools' technology
Milner brother's business went bust
Police poised to pounce at pump
Next time you go to fill up your car, it could cost you more than the gas.
Heritage holdups frustrate
Christchurch developer Antony Gough says heritage is becoming a roadblock to recovery.
Boom 'once in lifetime'
City's biggest home builder predicts about 7000 new houses will be built in Canterbury this year.
Home builders in overdrive
Manufacturers ready for rebuild
Need for openness in finances
City Care and Lyttelton Port shares are among council assets needing "serious reconsideration", Gerry Brownlee says.
Tips to ease into work year
For so many of us that any holiday feeling will have well and truly disappeared by now.
Victorians knew how to tell a story
Show me a Victorian or Edwardian narrative painting and I'll surrender to the inevitable.
Inequality a risk to world progress
Economic shift needed
More than a whiff of leniency
A factory rendering animals to make gelatine is never going to smell pretty.
House prices hit high
For the fourth time in a year, house prices have set a new record in Canterbury-Westland.
Fresh meat
Lisa Willert was just 23 years old when she bought Everybody's Butchery.
New directors for Solid Energy
Qantas' ski route to go daily
Heritage holdups frustrate
Christchurch developer Antony Gough says heritage is becoming a roadblock to recovery.
Bowler gets Black Caps call-up
The Black Caps have been sent in to bat in the third ODI against India at Eden Park.
Steve Hansen tying the knot
Wedding bells are ringing for Steve Hansen.
Anderson a natural athlete
Wells brothers lead NZ
Ko slips back in Bahamas
Lydia Ko has slipped back into fifth after the second round of the season-opening LPGA tour event.
Rain, gales on way
Heavy rain and gale force winds are expected to bash parts of the country tomorrow.
Motorcyclist dies in Bay smash
A motorcyclist has died in a crash in rural Hawke's Bay, northeast of Napier.
Police end case on abusive officer
Rich and poor in election focus
Woman lied to get leave, promotion
She faked qualifications to get a job and after a year's work pretended to have cancer.
More abductions in Egypt
Four Egyptian embassy staff have been kidnapped in Libya's capital Tripoli, a day after another Egyptian diplomat was seized there by gunmen.
Teen arrested after uni shooting
A suspect has been arrested and charged with murdering a student outside a dormitory at South Carolina State University.
Twelve killed in Chinese clash
Judge: Turn off life support
Pigeon feared extinct found
A cousin of the long lost dodo has been found a decade after it was feared they were extinct.
Beginner's guide to Reddit
It calls itself the 'front page of the internet', but what exactly is Reddit?
Snowden denies password theft
Former US intelligence contractor denies stealing co-workers' passwords to thousands of classified documents.
Happy 30th to Apple's Mac
Pope: Internet a gift from God
Five kinds of internet bigots
Folks who should probably have their wi-fi privilege revoked.
Long queues for Buskers
Keen Cantabrians began queuing at the ticket booths at 7am, as the World Buskers Festival launches into its final days.
Countdown to Ellerslie
More gardens than ever will appear at the 2014 Ellerslie International Festival of Flowers.
Flowers return to the Square
After a two-year absence, the Festival of Flowers is returning to its old home in Cathedral Square on February 8.
Buskers founder to pass
The founder of the World Buskers Festival believes her 21-year-old brainchild is ready to go it alone.
What should the city do to finance rebuild costs?
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