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'It feels like old people don't matter' - Cashless buses causing anxiety among elderly
The prospect of cashless buses will cause anxiety for older residents, Grey Power North Canterbury president Jan Pentecost says.
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MHM Automation receives premium takeover offer from Bettcher Industries
Storage, transport, and logistics equipment maker MHM Automation has received a takeover offer from United States-based Bettcher Industries.
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Christchurch powerlines tampered with, Orion spends $500k to fix
Police are investigating reports of people tampering with powerlines around Christchurch.
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Armed offenders squad give statements at mosque attack inquest
Audio 3 Nov 2023The police have recounted their frantic efforts to get medical help to people shot inside Al Noor mosque during the 2019 Christchurch terror attacks.
The Armed Offender squad members have given… Audio
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Christchurch house fire being treated as suspicious
A house fire in the Christchurch suburb of St Albans is being treated as suspicious.
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Reports of powerlines being tampered with in Christchurch
Police are investigating reports of people tampering with powerlines around Christchurch.
The behaviour - which they say is very dangerous - was reported numerous times in April, then again this… Audio
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Breakers confident of ending losing streak
Breakers lose 'focal point' of the team but remain confident of ending losing streak.
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Paramedic says he broke St John policy to help mosque attack victims
The first paramedic inside Al Noor Mosque following the Christchurch terror attack says if policy was followed, medical staff would NOT have gone in at all. The inquest has heard eight to ten victims… Audio
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AOS member intended to send Mosque victims to hospital in civilian cars
He wanted to quickly get victims out of the Al Noor mosque following the 2019 terror attack, not only because of their physical injuries - but for their mental health as well.
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Corrections updates community notifications after murder of Christchurch woman
Juliana Bonilla-Herrera did not know her neighbour was on parole for rape.
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Solving the World's Problems with Ali Jones
Today Ali talks to Jesse about the insurance debacle for Christchurch home owners trying to settle with companies over their earthquake damaged homes. She advocating for the establishment of an… Audio
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Cacao ambassador on a mission in the Pacific
Irishwoman Oonagh Browne, who has lived in New Zealand for a number of years, wants to correct what she sees as the injustice shown cacao farmers in the Pacific.
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Kura from Tāmaki Makaurau scoops top kapa haka prize
Te Kura o Kaupapa Māori o Hoani Waititi Marae has taken out the top prize at Te Mana Kuratahi primary school kapa haka competition.
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Asians largest contributor to New Zealand’s population growth
Migrants from India, the Philippines and China are adding extra heft to the country's annual population growth, latest figures from Stats NZ show.
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Celebrating women pioneers of rock
Kiwi musos Julia Deans from Fur Patrol, and Stellar* front woman Boh Runga talk about their upcoming ATOMIC! tour, they'll be on stage in Christchurch, Auckland and Wellington - starting next week… Audio
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First police officers at Al Noor mosque lacked staff and supplies inquest hears
The first police officers inside Al Noor mosque after the 2019 Christchurch terror attacks say they did not have the staff or the medical supplies to properly begin treating and removing badly injured… Audio
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'I'm hoping we don't see too many belly flops'
Applications are open for the inaugural Z Manu World Championships, where the iconic Kiwi pastime of jumping off cliffs and wharfs into water takes centre stage. Audio
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Raymond Ratima challenges Parole Board in High Court over denial of parole
Ratima, who killed seven members of his family in 1992, is arguing bias could have been a factor in a decision denying his release.
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AOS member who gave first aid to injured victims of terror attack never provided handover
The squad member said a handover to other staff about first aid treatment would have been helpful - but he failed to do so before leaving Al Noor Mosque.
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Wonky Box eyes South Island expansion
South Island growers may soon have a new way to sell their wonky or ugly fruit and vegetables rejected by the supermarkets.
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'People have had enough' - Mayor apologises for Bromley wastewater plant fire response
Christchurch mayor Phil Mauger has apologised profusely for the way the council handled the response to the stench caused by the Bromley wastewater treatment plant fire.
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Advance to the Avon River: Christchurch gets its own version of Monopoly
Orana Wildlife Park, the International Antarctic Centre and Hagley Park are among the landmarks chosen for a bespoke Christchurch edition of the popular board game.
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Enhancing medical training to improve services for patients
Roshit Bothara has applied his humble beginnings in Nepal to create opportunities for others in the medical world and been recognised with a number of awards, including the most recent one from… Audio
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Christchurch gets own version of Monopoly
Christchurch now has its very own version of the popular board game Monopoly - with landmarks like the Avon River, the Court Theatre and Orana Wildlife Park.
The bespoke board was officially launched… Audio
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Ryan Crotty returns to Crusaders
Ryan Crotty will return with the Crusaders for the 2024 Super Rugby Pacific season.
