Running club nightmares
One outing in my spandex completely negates the horrific things I did to my body all week.
Gloriavale charges laid
A member of the isolated religious community has been charged with sexual violation and indecent assault.
The minor party bloodbath
8:45 PM ANALYSIS: A future where Parliament is just Labour v National? It could be three years away.
Driver trapped after truck rolls
9:45 PM The driver of a truck and trailer unit became trapped after crash north of Kaikoura.
Lani Hagaman battles onÂ
Rich lister's widow wants his name fully vindicated, but not revenge on ex-Labour leader.
Suspect beaten up behind bars
Several prisoners assaulted a man charged with Bradley Lomax's murder.
Serious injuries after crash
8:55 PM Two people were injured, one seriously, after a crash south of Christchurch.
Hector's dolphin hearing risk
The pounding of driving piles into the seabed for a new Lyttelton wharf could affect dolphins' hearing, expert says.
Heritage project ready to go
The new owners who rescued Christchurch's old Public Trust building are close to starting work on renovations.
1600 delegates coming
With no convention centre built, Christchurch's largest post-quake conference required a venue "jigsaw"
How Chch's energy scheme works
It was supposed to a "world-leading" response to the earthquakes and demolitions in Christchurch.
National in Chch: the same but different
How will another National Government change things in Christchurch?
More residents needed in city
Christchurch has been warned it must speed up its central city population growth if new businesses are to survive.
The minor party bloodbath
ANALYSIS: A future where Parliament is just Labour v National? It could be three years away.
It pays to be neighbourly
It pays to be neighbourly, because you never know when you're going to need each other.
Economy needs political stability
OPINION: If New Zealand has reached peaks in tourism and construction, is it time to worry about the economy?
National's 'dead cat' masterstroke
ANALYSIS: National's $11b Labour attack was a move straight out of a smelly, but successful, political playbook.
Labour's 'relentless positivity' naive
OPINION: Jacinda Ardern was extremely nice. But you also need mongrel and a killer instinct.
Hagaman defamation suit heat still on
Earl Hagaman's widow wants full vindication of her husband's name from a Court of Appeal ruling about when qualified privilege applies to politicians.
Profits are up at Lyttelton after earthquakes
Lyttelton will pay a much bigger profit to Christchurch City than anticipated this year.
Car parking restrictions coming
"To make transport more efficient, economic and possibly more enjoyable, a behavioural change is required." Tony Pickard
China mail brings illegal seeds and bird nests
Illegal imports of seeds and edible bird nests are a problem as online shopping feeds the growing flood of mail from China.
Heritage project ready to go
The new owners who rescued Christchurch's old Public Trust building are close to starting work on renovations.
Darling and Masoe North Otago 'legends'
Great mates Lemi Masoe and Ralph Darling are legends of North Otago Rugby.
Andrea Hewitt not finished yet
Cantabrian Andrea Hewitt's season is over, but she looks towards Commonwealth Games.
Morris, Kench players of year
 Sean Morris and Emma Kench take away top awards at Mainland Football's awards night.
Canterbury coach defects to Highlanders
If Glenn Delaney was working elsewhere, he could be told to clear his desk and scuttle for the nearest exit.
Team NZ bringing America's Cup to Central Otago
Wanaka and Queenstown yachting enthusiasts get to see the Auld Mug on October 16.
Summer Starter run returns
Thousands of feet, paws and wheels will hit the streets of Christchurch again this year for the city's annual charity fun run.
Running club nightmares
The great thing about exercising is that one outing in my spandex completely negates the horrific things I did to my body all week.
YMCA's new street art show
The Christchurch YMCA is going it alone with a new street art festival in December.
New artwork has environmental message
Graham Bennett's latest work is designed to confront visitors with the need to take responsibility for the state of our lakes, rivers and streams.
