Christchurch water's chlorine levels reduced
Following complaints, the council is halving the amount of chlorine in 27 of the city's 52 pump stations.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
Smoke-free Coffee
Christchurch cafe's ditch the durries.
Blokes get busy in the kitchen
Eight men learn the basics of cooking in a community group
The Sugar Conspiracy
How much do you know about the food you eat?
Can you taste the difference?
In March this year the Christchurch City Council started chlorinating the city's water. But have people noticed? Jack Loader investigates.
Nurses feel unsafe walking to their cars at night
They are scared for their safety with the lack of late night security and parking around the Christchurch hospital.
Is the cost of primary care an issue?
A spokesperson for the elderly says the exspense of GP's is the reason the emergency department is so overloaded.
Midwife shortage creates gaps in cultural care
A shortage of Maori midwives leaves expecting Maori mums without choice.
A Christchurch nurse is angry at a lack of staff
About 27 thousand healthcare workers are threatening strike action after declining a DHB settlement offer.
Childhood links to obesity
New evidence from a groundbreaking Christchurch based study is showing childhood links to adult obesity.