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Christchurch council to review dog walking bylaws
A professional dog walker fears her business could be in jeopardy if Christchurch City Council limits the number of dogs she can walk at any one time.
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Woolworths asks staff to pay for own Disney costumes
Audio 13 Aug 2024Woolsworth supermarket is being accused of being tone deaf, after asking staff to voluntarily dress up as Disney characters at their own expense as part of a store promotion, despite being locked in a… Audio
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Christchurch Council to review dog walking bylaws
A Professional dog walker fears her business could be jeopardy if Christchurch Counicl limits the number of dogs she can walk at any one time. The council is about to review its canine bylaws and… Audio
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Buller council releases heavily redacted audit
A forensic audit of the council's controversial Project Management Office has found "inadequate management" and a "lack of critical controls".
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Easy Eats: Steak Stroganoff
Recipe by Sam Parish
From Afternoons on Tuesday 13 August 2024
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Supermarket staff not happy at request to wear Disney costumes
Staff have been rankled by suggestion they pay for costumes, but supermarket says it's voluntary.
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‘Paused’ - work on New Zealand’s tallest apartment tower Seascape
The apartment building developer says work has slowed, but is hopeful that it can resume soon.
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The inconvenient facts about the All Blacks’ ‘poor’ crowd
Jamie Wall brings a bit of perspective to a slight overreaction to one aspect of Saturday night's loss to the Pumas.
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Home values slowly shrinking across all price brackets
Residential property values continue to fall with only three urban areas recording positive growth, according to the latest QV House Price Index.
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Feelers frontman James Reid sentenced to 12 months supervision
The frontman of award-winning New Zealand rock band The Feelers has been sentenced after he was caught driving at double the speed limit and refusing to provide a blood sample.
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Dad who died after ice rink fall was a 'good bugger' loved by all
His brother says Victor Schikker's death was a "tragic accident".
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Bracewell returns to spin-heavy Black Caps tour squad
Michael Bracewell is set to end an 18 month injury-enforced absence from test cricket following his inclusion in the Black Caps tour squad.
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The Christchurch family growing vegetables for 150 years
Audio 12 Aug 2024The Oakley family's legacy of growing vegetables on the Canterbury plains spans 150 years. Great Great Grandad John Oakley began growing out in Halkett after arriving in New Zealand from the United… Audio
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Person dies at Canterbury ice skating rink - second fatality in a month
A person has died in an incident at an ice skating rink in Canterbury, just a few weeks after a 13-year-old girl died while skating.
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Winner yet to claim record $44 million Lotto prize
One lucky player in Auckland is sitting on the winning ticket worth a record-breaking fortune.
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The Bitches’ Box: From woolsheds to the silver screen
Audio 11 Aug 2024The Bitches’ Box is back, and for the first time the show will be venturing to urban centres. Video, Audio
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All Blacks v Pumas: All you need to know
Team lists, news and all the key information about Saturday night's Rugby Championship opener at Sky Stadium.
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Three new appointments to Waka Kotahi board
Warwick Isaacs, Rob Gilmore and Pat Dougherty have been appointed.
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The Panel with Mike Williams & Heather Roy (Part 1)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman and panellists Mike Williams & Heather Roy discuss: our Olympic medal haul, Christchurch Cathedral and whether the Greens kicking Darleen Tana out or parliament… Audio
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Gloriavale teacher jailed for 4 years for 40 years of crimes
Just Standfast was sentenced to four years imprisonment for the offending that took place over a 40 year period inside the secretive Christchurch community. Adam Burns was at the Greymouth District… Audio
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Westport's hospital closes again
The closure will be the hospital's third in a month, the seventh this year, and the 11th since Westport's new $21 million health centre opened in May last year.
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No more taxpayer funding for Christ Church Cathedral rebuild
The government will not provide $60 million in taxpayer funding to bail out the troubled Christ Church Cathedral rebuild.
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Prisoners waiting up to three months to see healthcare professional
Inmates need to receive appropriate healthcare if they are to be released into society at a low risk of reoffending, a lawyer says. Audio
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Artem Sitak named as New Zealand's Davis Cup tennis captain
Sitak replaced Kelly Evernden ahead of their next tie against Luxembourg.
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A look at the All Blacks’ horrible Wellington record
Sky Stadium is almost a reverse Eden Park for the All Blacks, who play in the capital this weekend. Video
