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Gerry Brownlee heckled during Christchurch debate
The former Christchurch Rebuild Minister fronted for what's believed to be his first and only political debate this campaign. Video, Audio
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Labour pledges $300m Christchurch rebuild fund
The Labour Party is promising to fast-track Christchurch's rebuild if elected to government.
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A snapshot of the Christchurch rebuild
A report on how the central city is progressing. Video
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Chch convention centre to cost $475m - minister
Christchurch's planned convention centre will cost about $475 million, the rebuild minister Nicky Wagner says. Audio
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Doctors plead with ministry over Canterbury DHB cuts
Doctors want the Health Ministry to stop demanding deficit cuts at Canterbury District Health Board, saying it cannot be done without cutting services. Audio
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Avon/Ōtākaro - how is our river doing?
Will a plan to beautify the river help or hinder its ecology? Video
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NZ's biggest builder hurt by big project losses
Major project losses, delays and asset writedowns have savaged Fletcher Building's profit and cost its former chief executive his job.
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Christchurch Dilemmas: Built on the backs of migrants
Christchurch Dilemmas - Thousands of Filipino workers have sacrificed living with their families to help rebuild a city a long way from home.
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Meet the Filipino workers who are helping to rebuild Christchurch
Why have they come? Who have they left behind? And how are they coping in the cold? Video
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World's tallest wooden office building for Wellington
Central Wellington will soon be home to the world's tallest timber office building. This week, Sir Bob Jones' company Robert Jones Holdings unveiled plans for the construction. Audio
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Question Time for 9 August 2017
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KANWALJIT SINGH BAKSHI to the Minister of Finance: What progress is the Government making on the $32.5 billion infrastructure programme over the next four years identified in Budget 2017?
KELVIN DA…
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Residents oppose new post-quake school site
The principal of a Christchurch school has made an emotional plea for authorities to approve a plan to rebuild her school in the community it represents, rather than swapping its land with a park. Audio
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New school site opposed by residents
A plan to rebuild Redcliffs School on a popular park has outraged some residents. Video, Audio
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How can Southshore live with the sea?
Residents in Christchurch's Southshore enjoy enviable access to both the estuary and the ocean, but what does the future hold for this special spit? Video
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Jacinda Ardern was always a star, now she's the leader
Why she is the one to break Labour's leadership curse.
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Cathedral Square proposal aims to 'stimulate investment'
Water features and landscaping are some of the ideas for Christchurch's Cathedral Square, with the organisation overseeing the rebuild releasing a draft concept for the area today.
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The Restoration of Christchurch Arts Centre
Audio 30 Jul 2017Since 2013, photographer Johannes van Kan has been putting on a hard hat and hi-vis jacket to photograph the restoration of the historic Christchurch Arts Centre. Audio, Gallery
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Slice of Heaven - Theory and Practice
New Zealand is one of the great immigrant nations. Everyone here has a link to someone from somewhere else. But that doesn't mean everyone can agree on who should get to come here next. In the third… Audio
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Brighter Future? Recession, recovery and record immigration
Audio 28 Jul 2017To end RNZ's Is This The Brighter Future? series, senior journalists Jane Patterson and Patrick O'Meara crunch the numbers on the government's economic stewardship.
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Minimal compliance on quake standards - specialist
Fewer than 34 multi-storey New Zealand buildings have fully complied with earthquake restraints standards since they were introduced in 1983, including in the Christchurch rebuild.
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How is Christchurch’s nightlife?
New bars and cafes are emerging every month, but how are they doing? We take a mid-winter tour of the central city scene. Video
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Should prisoners be allowed to have sex?
NZ is one of few western countries to ban conjugal visits. Some say it should be a basic human right.
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Brighter Future? Rumbles of discontent
Audio 17 Jul 2017Post-quake Christchurch will form a huge portion of the National government's legacy. Rachel Graham reports on a city where the future is still uncertain.
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Letter piles on pressure for cathedral rebuild
The government is increasing its pressure on the Anglican Church to agree to rebuild the ChristChurch cathedral and has sent it a cross-party letter.
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Canterbury roading infrastructure work completed
The organisation responsible for repairing Christchurch's roading infrastructure says its job is done and it is handing the remaining work to the city council.
