Christchurch nurses strike for patient safety
Christchurch nurses will join thousands nationwide in a strike this week over what they're calling unsafe staffing levels.
Christchurch nurses strike for patient safety
Caitlin Dufty
Christchurch nurses will join thousands nationwide in a strike this week over what they're calling unsafe staffing levels.
Homeless community grows around Avonside church
Deadline extended for homeless to leave church as numbers swell.
Visitor accommodation interest increasing in city
The new Te Kaha stadium is driving interest in short term rental properties in Christchurch's city centre.
Common herbicide linked to liver damage
New research shows glyphosate and nanoplastics linked to cell damage.
Climate change impacting your insurance
Climate change is driving up insurance costs, a new report has found.
Concern over lack of cops
Selwyn has just a quarter of the police its rapidly growing population needs, and its mayor is taking concerns to Parliament.
Tangata Moana reclaim culture through art
Tangata Moana artists are using art and storytelling to reclaim their culture and identity at the WORD festival this Saturday.
Christchurch clubs chase glory
Three Christchurch teams are eyeing top spots in the Southern League, with a national title opportunity on the line this weekend.
Rat traps to be placed along Heathcote River
Rat traps are being placed along the Heathcote riverbank to rid the area of rats and revive native wildlife
Christchurch athlete runs 617km for mental health
Christchurch endurance runner Morgan Bartrum will run 617km to honour lives lost to suicide and raise awareness for mental health.
$27m Akaroa Wharf rebuild to start early next year
A major rebuild of Akaroa's wharf is expected to be finished by 2027, the Christchurch City Council says.
All Black Brodie McAlister back for Canterbury
Canterbury will be bolstered by the return of All Black Brodie McAlister when they face off against Manawatu this weekend.
Red Zone becoming a haven for native wildlife
Native birds are flocking to nest in wetlands in the Red Zone.
'Digital licences will provide choice'
Proposed digital licences won't necessarily mean physical licences are scrapped, the Associate Transport Minister says.
New study uncovers hidden faults
Hidden faults that can explain the mystery behind slow earthquakes have been uncovered beneath the sea floor.