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Court win for EQC
High Court says EQC does not need to pay for homes damaged by increased flooding risk.
Planning for 'worst-case' scenario
The Canterbury coast could be inundated by up to 2.5 metres of flood water from a tsunami, new estimates show.
Main South Rd crash cleared
The chaotic crash scene where a truck and car collided near Chappie Place has been cleared.
Beauty of a nor'west night
Christchurch photographers took to hill-tops, seasides and suburbs to capture the beauty of a nor'west arch.
'It's my selfish bar'
Brett Giddens has brought Bourbon, sticky ribs and a Mississippi vibe to his new bar.
Sister's brother-lover jailed
A man who met his sister as an adult and fathered her baby is jailed on incest, drug charges.
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Christchurch house prices double
Latest figures show Christchurch house prices are twice that of 2004.
Commissioner Rennie on thin ice
Following his apology, Minister of State Services Paula Bennett says expects "absolutely no repeat" of bungled sexual harassment probe.
City blueprint wins global award
A significant design award will put Christchurch on the world map - but it doesn't solve our other urban issues.
'Bloody good race'
Thousands of participants ran and walked through the eastern suburbs for The Press Summer Starter.
Concerns about pay consultants
Dairy processor Synlait Milk directors get 10pc fee increases and praise for performance, but their pay adviser is forced to defend role in hike.
Honeypot Cafe's charity Mondays
The Honeypot Cafe will be serving up a pot of gold to Christchurch charities every week from today.
Old heads warn against Parker hype
Learning to filter the nous from the nonsense might be Joseph Parker's next biggest challenge.
At home in the city
What is being done to lure residents back to live within Christchurch's four Avenues?
Chch photos see the light
Mountain bike night riders become shooting stars of light in this image from John Burland.
