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Pacific Championships: Kiwis make one change for Tonga league test
The Kiwis are limiting the changes for their must-win Pacific Championships game against Tonga.
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Black Cap Kane Williamson to remain in NZ
Black Cap Kane Williamson won't travel to India as a precaution ahead of home summer.
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Campervan park looking to set up in central Christchurch
Audio 29 Oct 2024A campervan park is looking to set up camp on prime real estate in central Christchurch, just 8 minutes walk from the new stadium and about quarter of an hours stroll from the Riverside Market. Its… Audio
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Gun lobby claims police failed to address gun loophole
A former senior police officer did not observe the firearms community's apparent concern over the loophole which allowed a terrorist access to military-style semi-automatics.
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Car matching Yanfei Bao's seen driving erratically on day of disappearance
The car was spotted weaving all over the road in the same area police later found Yanfei Bao's car.
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Christchurch Airport to double freight-handling capacity
The airport says the expansion will meet rising demand for air freight due to an increase in e-commerce.
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Niuean Christchurch community celebrates 50 years of self-governance
The Niuean Christchurch community celebrated 50 years of self-governance with New Zealand, and there are hopes it will be a springboard for future events. Riki Welsh said the Niuean community... Audio
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Yanfei Bao told friend she was being chased by man she rejected month before she disappeared
Jury hears how friend warns Christchurch real estate agent about the danger of door-knocking to drum up business.
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Yanfei Bao case: Open home held at scene of murder, court hears
The real estate agent was last seen heading to show a house to a prospective client on Trevor Street in Christchurch, where the Crown alleges she was killed.
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'Horrific scenes' at boy racer event
The mayor says the community was lucky no one was seriously injured or killed. Audio
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Pacific Waves for 29 October 2024
Commonwealth Leaders reaffirmed their commitment to tackling global economic, environmental and security challenges; A high chief in Samoa whose resort the Royals stayed at during the commonwealth… Audio
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Christchurch Niueans celebrate 50 years of independence
Christchurch Niuean community celebration of 50 years of self-governance in free association with New Zealand. Audio
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Mel Parsons: Live at The Piano, The Sabotage Tour 2024
Mel Parsons performs songs from her latest album Sabotage along with crowd favourites at The Piano in Ōtautahi Christchurch earlier this year. Audio
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Parking crackdown incoming for Masterton
Masterton's council is considering "alternative approaches" to addressing the problem of businesses using public car parks for vehicle storage.
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Your classical music Top 30 from Settling the Score 2024
Here are New Zealand's Top 30 favourite classical pieces - as voted in Settling the Score 2024 - and why people love them. Video, Audio
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Jack and Michael Whitehall: 'We push each other's buttons'
The Travels With My Father stars say they often undermine each other, but "it's all underpinned by a great love and affection". Video, Audio
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Firefighters subdue Christchurch house fire
Firefighters have put out a house fire in Christchurch, which sent smoke billowing across the city.
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Impressive Kangaroos hold out Kiwis in tough Christchurch test
The clinical Kangaroos score four tries to beat the Kiwis 22-10 in Christchurch and book a place in the Pacific Championship final.
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Rugby league: Australia 22, Kiwis 10
The Kangaroos defeated the Kiwis 22-10 at Apollo Projects Stadium, Christchurch, ending the team's winning streak at home.
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Kiwi Ferns shut out by Australia
The Kiwi Ferns have been kept scoreless in their Pacific Nations clash with the Jillaroos.
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Grooming fears: Call to ban teachers using social media to contact students
There have been 53 cases of teachers using social media to effectively groom young people in their care into some form of inappropriate relationship since 2010.
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Public fountains and pools: A thing of our modern past?
From the Cuba Street bucket fountain to the fake lake at Te Papa and the famous 1958 James Turkington mural at the Parnell Baths, artist duo Bena Jackson and Max Fleury have an interest in our… Audio
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Colonial controversy around bike lanes: Aotearoa’s bicycle pioneers
Anyone who thinks controversy around cycle lanes is anything new, should pick up a copy of Michael Toohey’s just published account of the bicycle’s beginnings in Aotearoa New Zealand, The Cycling… Audio
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Kiwis v Australia: What you need to know
New Zealand will be looking to secure back to back victories over their arch-rivals.
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Jack Whitehall and his dad Michael are heading to New Zealand
Jack Whitehall and his dad Michael join Jim to talk comedy, fatherhood and what audiences can expect from their shows in Christchurch, Auckland and Wellington. Audio
