Mosque disturber pleads guilty
If William Kapea has any run-ins with the law over the next year, he may find himself behind bars.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Mosque disturber pleads guilty
If William Kapea has any run-ins with the law over the next year, he may find himself behind bars.
Speed limit changes for Woolston and Sumner?
Sumner speed limit may be reduced to 40kmh, while part of Ferry Rd in Woolston could be reduced to 30kmh.
Race horse named 'The Terrorist' will keep name
Paul Court, the horse's co-owner, says changing the name would give the March 15 attacker what he wants.
Christchurch teen claims double gold in Germany
Laurence Pithie has been representing New Zealand at the UCI Junior Track Cycling World Championships.
Outside the prison gates
Two ex-criminals believe their halfway house support is what turned their lives around. But places like these in New Zealand are rare.
Christchurch: Most electric vehicle friendly town
Christchurch has picked up the award for the Most Electric Vehicle (EV) friendly town of the Year at the EVworld NZ Champions Award gala.
Lincoln University's financial risk has reduced
Lincoln and Canterbury universities partnership proposal has been rejected, but Lincoln is more financially stable for the near future.
Liam Strickland charged with murder
The alleged hit-and-run driver who had been on the run from police for nine days has been charged with murder.
Truck driver threatened by angry group in court
Truck driver Casey Winter receives threats from angry group after pleading guilty to reckless driving causing death and injury.
Group wants face-lift Denton Park
Hornbytes fear the 1974 Commonwealth Games legacy will be lost without a memorial of Stanley Denton at the park.
Rotary student gifted native tree
Danish exchange student Hans Lubeck has planted the gift in the Papanui Bush regeneration area.
The internet has no borders, suppression laws do
With the digital age, law experts are pondering if a global agreement is needed for domestic suppression laws to be respected worldwide.
The Kids Are Alright
In 2019, our younger generation is most well known for being 'generation me', but are they? Or could they be closer to their elders?
First tenants fill vacant Christchurch homes
For Rebecca Tupaea, life in Christchurch social housing unit once sitting empty due to red tape is an "awesome new start".
Marketing for everyone
How does inclusive marketing help the disabled community?