Sports facilities given the green light
The first building blocks for a new stadium and sports facility for Christchurch have finally been laid.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Supermarket shift concerns locals
The move of South City's New World store has mall business owners and shoppers concerned.
Businessman secures centre for immigrant markets
A Christchurch businessman helping immigrants start in business has secured the Halswell Community Centre as a permanent site.
Chch misses out on nationwide property increases
Latest figures show a nationwide increase in property values, but Christchurch remains flat.
Ride the winds in a NZ designed sail kart
A Bexley based business Velocity karts offers sustainable fun for the whole family.
CTU supports Reserve Bank employment focus
The Reserve Bank Governor and the Finance Minister have signed an agreement ensuring employment is considered when setting monetary policy.
Lyttelton tunnel to be filled with protesters
Port strikers will take to the streets after negotiations with Lyttelton Port Company fail.
Strikers could stop the heartbeat of the port
The port was closed on Tuesday night as workers from the Rail and Maritime Transport Union continue their strike over pay and safety.
Fonterra CEO resigns
Fonterra CEO Theo Spierings will step down after losing $400 million in stocks
Canterbury houses still affordable despite report
A real estate firm says Canterbury housing is still affordable despite a change in home ownership habits.