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School sparked 'major drama' over mouldy lunches, says Seymour
Haeata Community Campus is now doing its own investigation in relation to the lunches served to students earlier this month.
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Mayors face 'tsunami of changes'
North Canterbury's mayors have responded to the Government's proposed resource management and local government reforms.
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Weather: Relief on way after scorching summer days
After a run of unusually hot weather across much of the motu, temperatures are expected to finally drop.
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Christchurch's new sports centre is being put to the test
Christchurch's new sports centre is being put to the test - hosting its first event before it opens to the public next week. Lead architect Daryl Maguire from Warren and Mahoney spoke to Ingrid… Audio
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Inclusion at the heart of Special Olympics
The games were officially set in motion during Wednesday's opening ceremony at Wolfbrook Arena. Audio
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School not blamed over mouldy lunches, but fixes needed
NZ Food Safety says the most plausible explanation is lunches meant to be served the week before were accidentally mixed in. Audio
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Special Olympics gets underway in Christchurch
Special Olympics fever has touched down in Christchurch with the national summer games getting under way. The pinnacle event for athletes with intellectual disabilities has returned to the Garden City… Audio
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Black Caps on top of West Indies after first day of Wellington test
The Black Caps and West Indies continue their tight test tussle. The West Indies pulled off a miraculous, record setting draw in Christchurch, but the Black Caps have the ascendency in the capital… Audio
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School lunch provider cleared of mouldy lunch mix up
The food safety watchdog is recommending better traceability of delivered meals and better management of left over food following an investigation into how mouldy rancid lunches were served to… Audio
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Spotlight falls on youth offending in wake of Christchurch dairy stabbing
Police have arrested a 14-year-old on suspicion of stabbing a dairy owner during a robbery in the Christchurch suburb of Opawa on 2 December.
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The unofficial NZ Rugby awards for 2025
Recognition for a tighthead, mascot treachery and Hamilton being compared to the USSR - it's all in Jamie Wall's annual rugby awards.
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 10 December 2025
Christine Fleming cares for her adult son and was one of the two parents who took the legal action; Advocates for people with endometriosis are calling for a national endometriosis action plan, as new… Audio
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Meet the eight founding clubs of the OFC Pro League
Oceania football fans are set to be treated with much-anticipated regional professional club competition, set to begin in January 2026.
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More firefighters called to Christchurch house blaze
A spokesperson said three crews were at the fire and a fourth had been called.
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New Zealand Special Olympics begin in Christchurch
Over 1200 athletes from 42 national clubs are in Christchurch ready for the New Zealand Special Olympics. Fran Scholey, Chief Executive Officer at Special Olympics New Zealand spoke to Lauren Crimp. Audio
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Central Wellington now has the country's cheapest homes
But an Auckland suburb has suffered the biggest fall over the past five years. Audio
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No, pensioners aren't getting a Christmas bonus
Superannuitants are being warned not to fall for a new scam.
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Eagle helicopter heading to Christchurch for two months
Christchurch Police are using the Eagle helicopter in a two month operation targeting youth offending. Acting Canterbury District Commander Inspector Peter Cooper spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
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Highly anticipated return of Special Olympics
The official start of the 2025 National Summer Games will be marked by Wednesday's opening ceremony at Wolfbrook Arena in Christchurch.
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Depleted Black Caps to meet upbeat West Indies in Wellington
New Zealand will pin their hopes on a rookie attack and field a new wicketkeeper against the West Indies in the second test.
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Akaroa King Salmon products recalled over listeria risk
The recalled salmon products were sold in Christchurch and Dunedin.
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The school that rocks: Inside St Andrew’s epic prizegiving
A Christchurch secondary school's end of year prizegiving concert has become a thing of legend.
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Landowners to get more compensation from councils as RMA replaced
The Resource Management Act is going, and the government has revealed what will replace it. Audio
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Christchurch school wows with end of year concert
A Christchurch secondary school's end of year prize giving and concert has become a thing of legend. St Andrew's College practically broke the internet in 2023 with its performance of Stairway to… Audio
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Pianists to star at The Piano in 2026
Marcus Norman, manager of the Christchurch music venue The Piano, chats about next year's International pianist recital series. Audio
