Locals affected by Akaroa slips want certainty
Residents of Akaroa have their fingers crossed that wild weather stays away while slips are fixed.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Residents of Akaroa have their fingers crossed that wild weather stays away while slips are fixed.
Canterbury's Selwyn region reflects on the floods that sent them into a state of emergency in early May.
A row is brewing over whether Wapiti should be taken off the extermination list. The government is planning to give the elk a special status
After over 24 hours of torrential rainfall, Canterbury may just see a light at the end of a wet and windy tunnel.
Grab your rain jackets, because the weather is about to pack up.
More than 2,000 people are estimated to have tackled the 3,000km hike across Aotearoa this season.