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Shirt in the Canterbury Museum.
Audio 17 Feb 2015The story still festering of the t-shirt in the Canterbury Museum. Audio
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Settled Chch quake claims reaches 91 percent
More than 90 percent of all earthquake-related residential insurance claims have been settled in Canterbury, the Insurance Council says.
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Meet the bookseller - Renee Rowland, Twizel Bookshop
For today's independent bookseller we're heading to a tiny shop in a tiny town in the Mackenzie District of Canterbury. Audio
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Weather: NZTA working to reopen Canterbury and West Coast roads
A weekend of flooding and slips has closed several state highways in the South Island.
The Transport Agency's Pete Connors speaks to Corin Dann after stepping out of a briefing about the state of… Audio
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Deep flooding at Dunsandel will keep SH1 closed - NZTA
Although rain is easing off in Mid and South Canterbury, it's unlikely some key roads including State Highway 1 will reopen today, Waka Kotahi says.
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Kate Sheppard House wins top prize at heritage awards
The Kate Sheppard House has scooped the supreme award at the Canterbury Heritage Awards.
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Around the motu : Jonathan Leask in Ashburton
Jonathan Leask is in Ashburton, where the effectiveness of newly implemented 30km/h zones around schools, outside of school hours, is under doubt. And, both major political parties have now committed… Audio
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Rockfall cuts off major South Island highway
State Highway 73 between Arthur's Pass village and Otira Saturday midday.
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Canterbury Regional Councillors sacked
Audio 30 Mar 2010The government has sacked Canterbury Regional Council's 14 elected representatives and appointed a panel of commissioners to be led by Dame Margaret Bazley. Audio
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Canterbury band win NZ Pipe Band Championships
That's the sound of the winners of the 2024 NZ Pipe Band Championships, the Canterbury Caledonian Society Pipe Band, performing on Saturday afternoon.
About 1500 people took part in the competition… Audio
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Snow update: Canterbury farmer worried about windchill
Snow has fallen down to sea level in Christchurch and Dunedin is covered in white after the polar front hit the motu.
Metservice has warned the freezing temperatures could cause stress for… Audio
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Mid-Canterbury volunteer firefighters remain on duty amid union action
The Ashburton mayor will be answering his pager if he can, with local volunteer firefighters continuing to respond during the union strike action.
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Councils weigh up benefits of 'regional deals'
The North Canterbury leaders say they are keen to explore options which could see councils working together in partnerships with central government.
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New Canterbury mental health unit gets million dollar boost
A new unit aimed at helping the mental health of young Cantabrians is a step closer to reality after getting a million dollar injection.
The facility will be based at Canterbury's old linen services… Video, Audio
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Super Smash as it happened: Central Districts v Canterbury
The Central Stags have won the Super Smash men's cricket title.
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Free buses may spark people's 'mode shift' from cars - councillor
A Canterbury regional councillor wants the government to get on board with his proposal for free bus travel round Christchurch for the next two years. Audio
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SH1 closed by crash near Moeraki, one dead in Canterbury
State Highway One has been closed by a serious crash near the Otago Moeraki Boulders, and a person has died after a crash near Christchurch.
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Christchurch DHB almost at patient capacity as Covid peak approaches
Canterbury's DHB is already teetering on patient capacity, three weeks away from an expected peak of Covid-19 cases.
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'It feels like it's invaded everything you own' - Ashburton flood victim
A year after unprecedented floods inundated mid-Canterbury, affected residents and authorities are calling for additional support from government.
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Selwyn council trials 'smart' playground
Rolleston in Canterbury now has an augmented reality playground.
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Farmers rejoice: Freshwater rules put on pause
Federated Farmers Mid Canterbury president said the government's changes around the Resource Management Act will be well received by local farmers.
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Flurry of donations after skifield road damaged in floods
A small Canterbury skifield that lost part of its access road in floods has received a deluge of donations for emergency repairs.
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Truffle enthusiasts converge on Waipara Valley
Truffle fanatics from around New Zealand have converged on the Waipara Valley in North Canterbury for the area's third annual truffle festival. Video
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American company announces deal to fly to space from Canterbury
The first of several test flights is set for November from the new runway in Kaitorete Spit.
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Person killed by falling tree in Banks Peninsula
A person has died after being hit by a falling tree in Canterbury.
