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.
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
The internet has no borders, suppression laws do
With the digital age, law experts are pondering if a global agreement is needed for domestic suppression laws to be respected worldwide.
First tenants fill vacant Christchurch homes
For Rebecca Tupaea, life in Christchurch social housing unit once sitting empty due to red tape is an "awesome new start".
Christchurch's giant swing set nears completion
There's a push to get teenagers back and not just for the nightlife. Arwen Sommer reports.
Weapon ban a new step for pop culture expo
Horncastle Arena is full of colourful and crazy dress-up characters as pop culture fans celebrate their favourite shows and movies.
Warning follows counterfeit cash spate
Fake banknotes have been appearing around the region
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.
Deadly virus leaves pet owners concerned
Rabbit owners are worried about their pets' safety after plans to drop a strain of the calicivirus into the Red Zone are announced.
Farmers urged to update stock details
As M-Bovis continues to spread, farmers are under pressure to keep accurate records of stock movements.
Kaiapoi's river brings life back to town
Projects are underway on the river that runs through the heart of the small North Canterbury town.