Six youths have been arrested while police were investigating a stabbing in Shirley this afternoon. Superintendent Lane Todd, Canterbury Metro Area Commander, said the arrests were for unrelated ...

Tolling is being proposed for the planned Belfast to Pegasus Motorway and Woodend Bypass, with the New Zealand Transport Agency saying it would help pay for the project while limiting impacts on local ...

One of Christchurch’s most recognisable social media personalities has opened up about her journey to becoming a full time content creator and why she built her brand in a way that keeps the spotlight ...

A young Christchurch couple are celebrating after winning $20.25 million in Saturday’s Powerball draw, making them Lotto NZ’s thirteenth multi-millionaires of the year. The couple, who want to remain ...

Save the Children says the reported deaths of at least 100 children from starvation in Gaza since October 2023 is a tragedy that should shame the world. The organisation’s Regional Director for the ...

A Christchurch MyLotto player has claimed the massive $20.25 million prize from Saturday night’s Powerball draw. Lotto NZ said the winner come forward on Monday. The total includes the $20 million ...

Lyttelton port workers say they are disappointed with an Employment Court decision allowing Lyttelton Port Company to proceed with a restructure that will remove “highly experienced foremen” from the ...

ACC workers in Christchurch will walk off the job tomorrow morning as part of ongoing industrial action over what the Public Service Association (PSA) says is an unacceptable pay offer. Union members ...

Picton-based Beachcomber Cruises is celebrating a major achievement after winning Allied Small Operator of the Year 2025 at the Tourism Export Council of New Zealand Awards and being named a ...

Halswell Quarry Park could soon have a larger, fully fenced dog exercise area, in a plan Christchurch City Council says will improve safety for people and pets, protect sensitive wildlife areas, and ...

A Christchurch Hospital patient says she is “outraged” by a decision to disband a specialist intravenous (IV) access team that has been described as a lifeline for people with difficult-to-find veins.