Irate over multiple Ikea "spam" complaints
In the last year, four complaints have been made against New Zealand's newest global retailer after a technical fault led to "spam" marketing emails – which potentially breach the law.
Irate over multiple Ikea "spam" complaints
Belle Jackson
In the last year, four complaints have been made against New Zealand's newest global retailer after a technical fault led to "spam" marketing emails – which potentially breach the law.
Scamsters target Uber Eats Outlets
A Vietnamese street food store in Riccarton is the latest target of scam callers posing as Uber Eats support. But it's not the only one.
The shop that delivered more than mail
The closure of Stanmore Book and Post in Linwood marks the end of more than 140 years of postal services on Stanmore Road.
Steampunk Festival - Pushing the boundaries
One weekend every year, for the past 17 years, a small town in Waitaki is transported back in time to the Victorian era, with a twist….
Greyhounds ready for life beyond racing
As greyhound racing comes to an end in New Zealand, efforts are underway to ensure every retired racer finds a home.
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.
New chapter begins for Crusaders
The Crusaders are entering a new era in Super Rugby Pacific this weekend, with Christchurch’s new stadium set to become their future home and a major talking point heading into their next match.
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.
Russian Warbirds fly on despite military pullout
The Yak-52 aerobatic team aim to put on a great show in spite of disappointing Warbirds announcement.
Food banks feeling the pressure
How non-profit food banks are staying afloat as demand increases
Social media: Friend or foe?
With a proposed ban for the use of social media by 16-year-olds on the horizon, Metro News turned to our rangatahi for their thoughts.
Progress made on Erebus memorial plans
Public submissions open as Erebus memorial plans move forward
Southern Alps glaciers get brief reprieve
A rare boost in snowfall has slowed ice loss this year, but scientists warn it's only temporary.