Wizard's magic wears thin
Free parking riles up retailers
Mauled in backyard
Emma Musson's "girls" walked her up the aisle and were there for the births of both of her children.
Catch snatched for shot at $1m
A cricket fan has nabbed a shot at $1m with a one-handed crowd catch at the CWC opener.
Dad's fury over sex pest flatmate
Single dad shocked to discover through social media that flatmate was a convicted sex offender.
Blame it on television
OPINION: Frankly, we'd all be better off if each and every TV were to self-destruct in a very large explosion.
End of home-repair programme
Concerns have been raised about a sudden end to a Fletcher earthquake home-repair programme for contracted staff at the end of April.
As it happened: Black Caps vs Sri Lanka #NZvSL
Fury at breach by sex offender
Cricket fan snatches one-handed crowd catch for shot at $1 million
Family's dogs mauled in backyard
Christchurch woman's battle with excess skin after weight loss
Free car-parking for 'arrogant' Wizard
Dan Carter's leg injury in Crusaders loss not serious
No overnight success for jetpack
Crusaders stunned by Melbourne Rebels in first Super Rugby game of season
Braden Currie wins third straight Coast to Coast race after rival's bike breaks down
End of home-repair programme shock to staff
Remarkables descent lights up social media
Cricket fan snatches one-handed crowd catch for shot at $1 million
Free car-parking for 'arrogant' Wizard
No overnight success for jetpack
School pleads for return to former site
Hub raises stakes in battle for Mainland market share
Three finalists vie for top CFO award
Banned t-shirt on show
Controversial t-shirt showing graphic image of a nun and explicit abuse of Jesus well-guarded at museum.
School pleads for return home
Redcliffs School is pleading to be allowed to move back to its pre-earthquake home.
Prized bike stolen after crash
Violet refused surgery
Currie clinches third straight Coast to Coast title
Braden Currie had no trouble leading from the front on his way to winning a third coast to coast longest day title.
Expats funnel $6m into rebuild
A trust set up by expats has poured over $6m into the Christchurch rebuild.
New Brighton's new look?
New restaurants, bars, a cinema and even a new road could be part of a revitalised New Brighton.
Costs may escalate
EQC 'suboptimal, substandard'
Disaster rebuild, the Japanese way
In the first of a four-part series, Paul Gorman visits Onagawa, ravaged by the 2011 tsunami, and the rebuilt Kobe, 20 years after its devastating quake.
Charity punch-up degrading, risky
So errant cricketer Jesse Ryder wants to fight rogue blogger Cameron Slater in a charity punchup in Christchurch next month.
A sad day in court
Somewhere in the middle of a very sad court story this week lay details outside the main offence that were equally as sad.
Chez Cecile: Lonely in the city
Ready for world tournament
Cera needs plan for transition
After nearly four years running the response to the earthquakes, the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority is undergoing change.
Avoid the yacht trap and plan ahead
Starting your own business is tough. So when the cash finally starts flowing in, you deserve a reward, right?
No overnight success for jetpack
Christchurch inventor Glenn Martin has reached a milestone with his "jetpack" flying machine.
Meeting challenges head on
Jetpack maker raises $28 million
Battle for Mainland market share
Supermarket giant Foodstuffs South Island officially opens a giant $60 million distribution centre in Christchurch.
Vegetables return to star of show
Robert Koller wins vegetarian category for NZ in the Gourmand World Cookbook awards.
Valentine's - how much will you pay?
Romantic diners can pay as much as $400 for a special Valentine's Day dinner in Christchurch.
Mexican craze sweeps Christchurch
Battle for perfect coffee
Cafe Valentino: Big and busy
Cafe Valentino offers a big menu, a vast wine list and ample staffing.
Carter shrugs off dead leg injury in Crusaders loss
All Blacks No 10 sure his sore leg was "nothing serious" following the Crusaders’ shock 20-10 defeat.
Groundsman taking pitch to world
Rupert Bool started at the bottom, as an apprentice, regularly having to clean his boss' ute.
Crusaders stunned by Rebels
The rise and rise of McCullum
As it happened: Black Caps vs Sri Lanka
The Black Caps open their Cricket World Cup campaign with a resounding win over Sri Lanka.
Competitor's coastal shift
Five-time Coast to Coast winner Richard Ussher is looking to put his stamp on event this weekend.
Pass the salad
What makes the perfect salad? Victoria St's La Di Da's concoction came pretty close.
Review: Vesuvio Courtyard Bar
Review: Corianders
Backyard cricket
Corey Anderson is excited to return home for the Cricket World Cup opening match.
Introducing Natalie & Logan
The proposal may have been casual but these high-school sweethearts pulled out all the stops for a romantic ceremony.
Key's aboard: Tram breaks
John Key's inaugural ride on Christchurch's new tram loop lost its way when the tram's trolley pole detached.
Vegetables return to star of show
Robert Koller wins vegetarian category for NZ in the Gourmand World Cookbook awards.
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