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.
'The best start to a winter season' - Mt Hutt
Winter has arrived bringing good news for skiers and Mt Hutt.
Footy, food, beers - and important conversations
It's National Mens Health Month, and local country rugby clubs are doing their bit to help the cause.
Monarchs threatened by pests
Measures are being implemented to protect our iconic insects.
Warning follows counterfeit cash spate
Fake banknotes have been appearing around the region
More money for Māori in the Wellbeing Budget
This Budget will be more socially aware than ever before.
Renewed calls for a multicultural hub
The March 15 attacks have led cultural groups to once again push for a united place in the city
Saving student's art from the skip
School students are creating industry level art, but it's often hidden in the shadows. A new idea is helping them showcase their best work.
National Donut Day comes to Christchurch
It was a big day for donut fans, as hundreds of people enjoyed their favorite treat for National Donut day.
Business owners in desperate need of support
New Brighton retailers are calling on shoppers to back business in the east and help revitalise the ailing suburb.
A helping hand for the hungry
With winter here, those living on the streets will be feeling it the most. But some volunteers are making the chill a little easier to bear.