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Disappointment as Bishop decides to demolish Chch cathedral
Christchurch's Blessed Sacrament Cathedral was set to be repaired following the Canterbury earthquakes, but the new Bishop Paul Martin has decided it's too expensive and has decided to rebuild closer… Video, Audio
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Major Christchurch projects to be handed to city council
The Crown has confirmed it will hand control of several key Christchurch city assets it had been managing after the earthquakes to the local council.
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'We need momentum' for Christchurch rebuild - Wagner
It is hoped that plans to hand major Christchurch projects back to the City Council will boost rebuild progress at no extra burden to ratepayers.
Nicky Wagner, National's Greater Christchurch… Audio
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Christchurch council hopes to boost rebuild progress
It's hoped plans to hand major Christchurch projects back to the City Council will boost rebuild progress at no extra burden to ratepayers.
After months of nutting out the details, the council and… Audio
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Crown returns key projects to Christchurch City Council's care
The Crown has handed over the bus interchange, the metro bus facility and the residential red-zone to Christchurch City Council as part of the Global Settlement Agreement. Audio
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Final Christchurch rebuild costs to be divvied up today
A plan to divvy up the final costs and responsibilities of Christchurch's rebuild will be made public this afternoon.
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Getting loud with contemporary music
A new collective is dedicated to making contemporary chamber music more accessible. Violinist Mark Menzies and percussionist Justin DeHart of the cLoud Collective explain more. Video, Audio
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Deportees call for government to back words with actions
Prior to becoming government, Labour had promised to challenge Australia over its detention policy. But kiwis who've been deported say the government hasn't backed its strong words with actions. Logan… Video, Audio
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Councils lacking knowledge about quality of steel in buildings - SCNZ
Steel Construction New Zealand says local councils are being asked to sign off on major buildings when they have big gaps in what they know about the steel frames and seismic strength.
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Burned down mansion had been 'left to rot', councillor says
A Christchurch City Councillor says the fire at Antonio Hall was an accident waiting to happen.
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Super Rugby season review: The Crusaders
The Crusaders knew anything other than the Super Rugby title would've been a failure this year, and delivered in a performance that must be applauded, writes Hamish Bidwell.
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Climate change: The revolution
The fight against climate change is well and truly underway, and now the government and councils have joined in. But how substantial are these moves? What are the politics of the low-emissions… Audio
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Today's sports news - What you need to know
In today's sports news - Warriors prop signs on for three more years, Thunder All-Star open to trade and America's Cup management team finalised.
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Crusaders have "brought the community together"
Of the five previous Super Rugby finals the Crusaders have hosted in Christchurch, none will be more poignant than tonight's title showdown with the Jaguares.
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Is growth bad?
British economist Kate Raworth is garnering a big following worldwide with her message that growth isn’t always good - rather the opposite. But halting GDP and business growth is heresy for most… Audio
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Regenerate Christchurch appoints new board chair
Dr Therese Arseneau has been appointed leader of Christchurch's earthquake rebuild agency has been appointed.
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'Social connection' with migrants nationwide as World Refugee Day dawns
Just two weeks before the mosque attacks in Christchurch, the city welcomed its first contingent of refugees since the 2010 earthquake.
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Govt to pull NZ troops from Iraq by June 2020
The government has announced plans to pull New Zealand troops out of Iraq by June 2020. Video, Audio
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New Zealand's rock star economy is still on the dance floor - Gyles Beckford
Listener Jill Fox asks what is a rock star economy? Down in the economic mosh pit, business editor Gyles Beckford tells listeners all about it. Audio
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Christchurch Attacks: What security agencies are keeping us safe?
Insight - The Christchurch terror attack happened apparently without any indication of danger being flagged. So who is supposed to be keeping New Zealand safe? In this first part of a two part… Audio
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Insight: Chris Finlayson and Janet Reitman
Exnteded interviews with Chris Finlayson and Janet Reitman Audio
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Opinion: Black Caps building nicely
It may not have been pretty, but the Black Caps win over Bangladesh is just what the New Zealand side needed, Simon Hampton writes. Video
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India win opener, consign Proteas to third loss
Opener Rohit Sharma scored an unbeaten century as India got their Cricket World Cup campaign off to a solid start with a six-wicket victory over South Africa. Video
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Givealittle page for mosque victims closes tomorrow
The Givealittle page opened by Victim Support for donations to victims of the Christchurch mosque attacks will close tomorrow night.
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Report on the Rebuild of Christchurch's Central City
Bill McKay is just back from a look at how the Christchurch rebuild is going. He encountered a vibrant hospitality scene, and new housing, mostly two and three storey townhouses being built in town… Audio
