Canty kids give it their all
Sweat and smiles at annual TRYathlon
Ebola nurse cleared
Gore nurse Bronni McBain has tested negative for having the deadly disease Ebola.
Wildfoods Festival 'fantastic'
West Coast police praise good behaviour of culinary daredevils at Hokitika Wildfoods Festival.
Choosing the right memorial
What do we want from a quake memorial - a list of names on a plaque or an experience?
Robin Bain book pulled
An author claims David Bain supporters are using bullying tactics to stop shops selling his book.
New ways to save the world
Social entrepreneurship is achingly hip, but it can also make a difference, says UK nurse Linda Cruse.
Cyclone Pam bears down on New Zealand
Robin Bain book pulled from bookstores
Ebola care nurse tests negative for disease
Police name pilot killed in chopper crash in Marlborough Sounds
Ebola scare patient in isolation at hospital
House fire latest in string of bad luck
Valuations reveal Christchurch's magic million suburbs
Good day all around at Wildfoods Festival
10 weird & wonderful homes for sale in NZ
Volunteering in a brave new world
Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder sees room for improvement after Lions win
Star-studded Crusaders grind out an ugly 34-6 win over the Lions in Christchurch
Cyclone Pam bears down on New Zealand
Ebola care nurse tests negative for disease
Police name pilot killed in chopper crash in Marlborough Sounds
Volunteering in a brave new world
All for one and one for all in Kaikoura
10 weird & wonderful homes for sale in NZ
Robin Bain book pulled from bookstores
ACC deal has self-employed covered
Edmund Hillary's tractor to be put on view
Parakeets released into Hurunui bush
Community with a healthy heart
If you want to get sick somewhere, Kaikoura would be a good choice.
Homeowner 'a bit shocked' by fire
Patrick MacDonald was at his local bar when police came to tell him his house had been gutted by a fire.
Milestone met with ready wit
Pupils suspended for joint
A colourful way to compete
A large crowd of runners keen to brighten up their day took part in the latest Colour Run in Christchurch.
Council nod for sports hub
A $100m sports hub with an athletics track, hockey pitches and tennis courts gets council go-ahead.
Lichfield St carpark to go by October
The demolition of the multi-storey Lichfield Street carpark will begin this month.
Gough family 'saved' Terrace
New $140m precinct for city
Slum landlord turns legal
Christchurch slum landlord Craig Skilling intends to go straight with a new accommodation business catering for mental health patients.
The case of the missing golfish
If you happen to see Neon floating along a drain, do let me know.
We're snooping on the Pacific...so what?
I wasn't too excited when we had another breathless exclusive last week, with Hager alleging documents showed the government spied on its Pacific partners
Criminal cases review panel needed
Can 1080 kill a child?
Advice from the wise one
Welcome to Ask The Philosopher King, where readers seek advice from the PM on matters of meaning, logic and all things existential.
Apple Fields pair work on accounts
Directors of Apple Fields make progress on filing three years of financial statements after they were found guilty of breaching Financial Reporting Act.
Wrapped up in fashion success
Fashion designer Rosie Miller's career began with a coat. And it made an indelible impression.
ACC deal has self-employed covered
Teen seeks $150,000 for software
Buyer beware with 'as is' homes
A buyer of earthquake-damaged homes hoping to repair, rent or land bank should be wary of being left with "a lemon".
Beer Library at The Colombo
Buy craft beer at The Colombo, get glam at The George and enjoy top coffee at Little Merchants.
Review: Boo Radley's
Owner Brett Giddens says Boo Radley's was always going to be his "selfish bar", filled with the things he loves.
Industrial grit with glam
Food containers precinct kicks off
Insane cost of pet care
Instead of discussing human food, I'd like to address the issues surrounding dog food.
Blackadder takes positives from ugly win
Crusaders coach Todd Blackadder knows how much better this ugly win over the Lions could have been.
Canterbury Country retain Hawke Cup with ease
Canterbury Country locked away the Hawke Cup for the winter with their dominant first innings victory against North Otago.
Canterbury club win national men's softball title
Crusaders grind out ugly 34-6 win over the Lions
Refreshed Read demands higher standards
ABs No 8 says everyone needs 'put in' as Crusaders aim to get Super season back on track against Lions.
Best sandwiches in town
Not only did Bakermans have the best selection, but it had all the retro favourites, too.
Bland and rather pricey
While dipping sauces bring flavour to some bland dishes, Rangoon Ruby is 'a rather pricey lesson in Burmese'.
Engineers and Merchants
Good as gold
Proteas on the peninsula
While most 28-year-olds are pursuing their own passions, Jessica Cooke is busy running the flower business her parents started on Banks Peninsula more than 30 years ago.
Buddy 'all about the music'
Planning to see Buddy - The Buddy Holly Story? Make sure to put on your dancing shoes.
Sharon Van Etten airing her dirty laundry
She is tiny, almost bird-like, but when she sings, Sharon Van Etten looms large.
Insane cost of pet care
Instead of discussing human food, I'd like to address the issues surrounding dog food.
Which memorial design do you like most?
Related story: Christchurch earthquake memorial designs unveiled
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