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A student's first dawn service
As Harrison Cooper stood at the Dawn Service in Cranmer Sq, his mind was elsewhere: Gallipoli.
Mondayisation causing a headache
The Holidays Amendment Bill has come roaring into the present, bringing with it some joy and a lot of confusion.
Crusaders find their groove to banish Blues
Bonus-point win over the Blues at AMI Stadium keeps the Crusaders in Super Rugby playoff contention
Huge turnout at dawn service
With crosses bearing the names of the dead in sight, thousands of Cantabrians gathered in Cranmer Sq at dawn to remember those killed at war.
Rolleston 1080 plant approved
A Canterbury business has been given approval to manufacture 1080 poison at Rolleston.
Man threatens Work and Income staff
Man arrested for verbal threats made to staff at a Christchurch Work and Income office.
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Festival brings colour to Christchurch
An inflatable 'illuminarium' will pop up in Cathedral Square as part of the Christchurch Arts Festival.
Deadline looms for bus interchange
The company building the Christchurch Bus Interchange is boosting its workforce as the deadline to complete stage one looms.
Christchurch executives quit
The two top executives of a Christchurch stainless steel manufacturer announce their intentions to depart.
Italian flavours in Ferrymead
Casa Nostra is middle-of-the-road, rustic, warm and friendly, with a lengthy lineup of Italian-style dishes.
Giants stand alone in first as Rams sent packing
Nelson Giants on top of NBL ladder after 92-83 win over Canterbury Rams on Friday.
Review: Khao San Road
The drinks are poured at the bar, but the bar snacks come fresh from the Spice Paragon kitchen.
The Eastern's last gig
Christchurch treasures The Eastern to play their final show for some time on Friday.
