$27m Akaroa Wharf rebuild to start early next year
A major rebuild of Akaroa's wharf is expected to be finished by 2027, the Christchurch City Council says.
Daffodil Day 'more urgent than ever'
Daffodil Day is personal for Nicola Cooms.
Foreign casino site avoids punishment
The Department of Internal Affairs (DIA) is defending its decision not to contact Caribbean-based gambling site Rainbet, despite an apparent breach of gambling laws.
Search for missing Christchurch woman continues
Police are making a further appeal to the wider Christchurch for help locating missing Riccarton woman, Elisabeth Nicholls, who disappeared a week ago today.
Josh Henderson: A Youth MP to watch
Broadcasting student hopes to educate youth about parliament through podcasts.
Heavy Snow Watch in Place for Canterbury
A heavy snow watch has been issued for Canterbury from 8 o'clock tonight and is expected to continue until tomorrow morning.
A New Chapter for South Library
Demolition has begun at the site of Cashmere's South Library, the new building 'Ōmōkihi' is set to open in December 2026.
Good news comes for regional reporters
The 2025 Budget changes will see funding cuts to RNZ; money that will be redirected towards local newsrooms through NZ on Air.
Beanies raise funds for brain tumour patients
For the first time in Christchurch, hundreds of hand-knitted beanies are on display to raise funds to support Kiwis with brain tumours.
Minister focuses on Broadcasting School
Turbulent weather didn't stop Paul Goldsmith from taking a visit to the Broadcasting School and Arts department at Ara.