News bulletin, June 7th, 2019
Riverside markets set to open, some tiny creatures are in danger of death, and will woman's rugby take the lead?
by New Zealand Broadcasting School students
News bulletin, June 6th, 2019
A late dumping of snow for Mt Hutt, Canterbury's problem with counterfeit cash, and residents of Templeton fight against a local quarry.
Templeton residents outraged over proposed quarry
Louise Ternouth went to speak to locals about why the proposal is an issue and joins us now.
News bulletin, June 5th, 2019
More Kiwis are being diagnosed with bowel cancer, the Muslim community heals together, and farmers say zero carbon targets are too tough.
News bulletin, June 4th, 2019
Teachers begin five weeks of rolling strikes, what's got Christchurch airport taking off, and why these cute dogs may not be the best pet.
News bulletin, June 3, 2019
The marathon makes its way back to the Town Hall, farmers and MPI call for better tracking of livestock, and we head to Armageddon.
Gloomy start to make way for sunny afternoon
Christchurch is in for a cool, foggy start this morning with sunny skies expected mid afternoon.
Missing tramper found
Tim Clements has been found after being missing for three days in the Ashburton Lakes area.
Chicken rescue under way
The Bromley power substation has become the city's chicken dumping ground.
Low blanket of cloud covering Canterbury
Weather: A foggy start to the day, with tolerable temperatures throughout and a recommendation of 3 layers to keep warm.