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Weekend weather: Heavy rain, strong wind warnings for parts of South Island
Warnings as heavy rain and strong wind forecast to hit South Island
Heavy rain and strong winds are expected to hit much of the South Island over the weekend, but it should be mostly fine in the north with a few showers.
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Widow calls for tougher penalties for repeat drunk drivers
Man killed by drunk driver convicted hours earlier
Anthony Wood's wife says it's ridiculous the man who killed her husband was able to get behind the wheel after being convicted of drunk driving the same day.
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Barker's is expanding its South Canterbury fruit factory, following discharge consenting issues
Barker's $60m factory expansion nearly complete
The iconic South Canterbury fruit company's factory expansion will come to fruition later this year, in efforts to "future-proof" the growing business.
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Six people hospitalised after drinking water at Canterbury campground
Six people hospitalised after drinking water at campground
At least 10 others fell ill after contamination of a private drinking water supply at the Canterbury campground.
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Fears benefit changes will impact youth job programme
Fears benefit changes will impact youth job programme
Two Canterbury mayors worry that changes to youth benefit rules will impact their rural employment scheme.
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A zero rate rise - what would it look like?
A zero rate rise - what would it look like?
One council chief executive said he could deliver a zero rate rise, but you might not like it.
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First Up - The Podcast, Thursday 16 October
Audio 16 Oct 2025On today's First Up pod: Labour MP Willow-Jean Prime talks through the week in politics; Heartland rugby comes to its glorious conclusion for another season with the Meads Cup final on Saturday - Mid… Audio
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Heartland Rugby finals: Mid Canterbury vs Thames Valley
Thames Valley play Mid-Canterbury in The Meads Cup final this weekend, Nathan spoke with Mid-Canterbury rugby CEO Kenny Addison Audio
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Explainer: The world of gemstones
Ben Kennedy is a Professor at the School of Earth and Environment at the University of Canterbury. and joins Emile Donovan. Audio
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Polls and trolls: is violent online abuse turning women off local politics?
Polls and trolls: Is violent online abuse turning women away
Tory Whanau's candid speech on the relentless online abuse she faced as Wellington mayor would not been reassuring for candidates waiting for local election results.
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Farming community restores degraded waterways
Audio 15 Oct 2025The latest environment report on Freshwater, from 2023, indicated 45% of rivers - by length- were not suitable for swimming due to E. Coli. Audio
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Country continues to shiver in economic cold spell, signs of recovery - report
Country continues to shiver in economic cold spell - report
On a scale ranging from frosty to hot, eight regions are frosty or cold, two regions managed a midpoint cool, and just one is mild.
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South Island's biggest Pak'nSave gets mixed reception on opening day
South Island's biggest Pak'nSave opens in Christchurch
Amid the excitement of the opening of a new Pak'nSave, some Rolleston residents say they are facing increased noise, heavy traffic and a fall in home values.
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New Ashburton Mayor Liz McMillan ready to 'walk the walk'
New Ashburton mayor ready to 'walk the walk'
Liz McMillan was grinning from ear to ear as she settled into the Ashburton mayoral office in the town's library and civic centre.
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Canterbury highway closed after crash
Canterbury highway closed after crash
The Geraldine-Fairlie Highway in Canterbury is closed after two vehicles crashed.
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Book review: Eddie Sparkle's Bridal Taxi by Frankie McMillan
Audio 14 Oct 2025Chris Tse reviews Eddie Sparkle's Bridal Taxi by Frankie McMillan, published by Canterbury University Press. Audio
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Murder accused shot Christchurch man David Bridgwater in self-defence, lawyer claims
Christchurch murder accused claims shooting of man was 'self-defence'
James Holder has pleaded not guilty to murdering David Bridgwater in Aranui at the beginning of 2024.
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Bainlea House forced to lift care standards after complaint of sexual assault on elderly resident
Care home took intimate photos of elderly resident after claims of sexual assault
A man was prohibited from visiting the woman while an investigation took place.
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Robertson resists the urge for change, but is it the right move?
Robertson resists the urge for change, but is it the right move?
Analysis: It feels like this is what Scott Robertson has been aiming for all season, writes Jamie Wall.
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New methane target may need to change again, scientist says
New methane target may need to change again, scientist says
The government has slashed the biogenic methane reduction target.
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Weather: Heavy rain and thunderstorms in parts, while Hawkes Bay heads for heat in high 20s
Heavy rain, thunderstorms in parts, while Hawkes Bay heads for heat in high 20s
As western and central areas get downpours and possibly hail, the east will be back up to 27 degrees.
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Government 'missed opportunity' to price methane - climate scientist
Government's cut to methane target a 'missed opportunity'
But the Climate Change Minister said the new lower methane target would give farmers certainty and keep the country on track to meet its other climate commitments. Audio
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Two-year-old among two people killed in Canterbury house fire
Two-year-old among two people killed in Canterbury house fire
The child, whom RNZ understands was aged two, died died in hospital.
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Farmers welcome government's drop in methane targets
Farmers welcome government's drop in methane targets
Farmers have welcomed the government's new "science-based" biogenic methane targets for 2050. It's dropped the reduction target for biogenic methane from 24 to 47 percent below 2017 levels by 2050,...
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Global leaders, scientists gather for New Zealand's largest ever climate event in Christchurch
Global leaders gather for New Zealand's largest ever climate event
The Adaptation Futures Conference, recognised as the world's largest and most influential climate adaptation gathering begins in Christchurch today.