Kapa haka group strive for the national stage
After qualifying for the national kapa haka stage within one year of being a rōpū, Kōkō Tangiwai are back and determined to do it again.
Kapa haka group strive for the national stage
Lily McCurrie
After qualifying for the national kapa haka stage within one year of being a rōpū, Kōkō Tangiwai are back and determined to do it again.
Welcome aboard the first Crusaders Express train
The Crusaders Express train brought fans from Rolleston to Christchurch to the opening event of Super Round at One New Zealand Stadium.
Canterbury gearing up for the Super Round weekend
How ex-Crusader Ioane Moananu feels about playing against his own
Wigram Air Force Museum ANZAC Day Service
Hundreds turned for the ANZAC Day service at Wigram's Air Force Museum. Inside the building are many military aircraft.
The Easter trading laws hunt
At long last – an answer to New Zealand’s confusing Easter hospitality trading laws. A simple Parliamentary vote last night ended years of complexity and conundrums.
“They’ve told me that’s it.." Dad denied more time
A Canterbury father with incurable blood cancer is calling for access to a life-extending treatment not funded in New Zealand.
A new market enters Christchurch's food scene
A new market coming to Christchurch hopes to provide security for vendors through the winter months.
Warbird show goes on despite military withdrawal
Warbirds Over Wanaka has confirmed this weekend's show will continue after a number of military aircraft pulled out at the last minute.
Govt announces fuel alert triggers
Level 1 to level 4, where are we now and what will trigger changes?
Half full, half empty: Who’s paying the price?
A new Government cost-of-living measure aimed at easing pressure from rising fuel prices is being welcomed by some, but others say it does little to help those already struggling to make ends meet.
The Dux de Lux revival: at what cost?
Debate grows over using ratepayer money to revive old Dux de Lux building
Public transport on the rise in Christchurch
The fuel crisis is pushing more people to use Christchurch’s buses and Environment Canterbury (ECAN) expects this trend to continue.
Crusaders farewell Apollo Stadium after 13 years
This weekend marks the end of an era, as the Crusaders prepare to farewell the stadium that carried them through 13 years of rugby.
A Small Business focuses on giving back to charity
'The Stems with Benefits' project combines passion and support. Cans are repurposed with flowers and each sale donates a can to charity.
The new stadium is ahead of "contractual markers"
With practical work at the stadium complete sooner than expected, the final touches are getting underway.