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The Christchurch teacher assessing fish-and-chip shops on YouTube
Crunch is king for Christchurch school teacher Alby Wilson, who reviews fish-and-chip shops on the YouTube channel 1Fish1Scoop. Video, Audio
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Average asking price for homes down by more than $100k
The average asking price for homes has tumbled in the past year, down by more than $100,000.
12 months ago we were closing in on a million dollars, now the average price is about $860,000.
But there… Audio
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Technology: Aussie tech spend-up, big week for NZ
Tech commentator Peter Griffin joins Kathryn to talk about the significant spend included in this week's Australian federal Budget. Could Prime Minister Chris Hipkins pledge to make next week's New… Audio
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1400 lightning strikes, snow in the south
MetService says most strikes were in the North Island, there's snow in the south and Auckland's emergency is being called off early. Audio
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Thunderstorms hit Auckland with more than 120 lightning strikes, some hitting Sky Tower
A live webcam for Hauraki Gulf Weather caught lightning directly hitting the Sky Tower as thunderstorms move over Auckland.
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Tourism industry endeavours to build back better for 'new era'
More than 1500 travel delegates are in Christchurch for the country's biggest tourism business event.
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Trial aborted for pair accused of murdering Christchurch woman Angela Blackmoore
The jury trial of David Hawken and Rebecca Wright-Meldrum began last week, but Justice Cameron Mander has told the court it must be abandoned.
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Our Changing World – Junior rugby research
Research has linked head knocks to neurodegenerative diseases later in life. How often are junior rugby players exposed to head injury? Scientists are following an entire season from start to finish… Audio
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Darry returns home with the Blues
Christchurch born Sam Darry makes his Super Rugby homecoming this weekend but if he gets his way, Crusaders fans will be disappointed.
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Stronger vaccine needed for pneumococcal disease
A recent study from Otago University, Christchurch supports the need for a stronger strain of immunisations against pneumococcal, know as PVC-13. Co-author of the study, Professor Tony Walls speaks to… Audio
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Air NZ announces new aircraft, retrofits and bunk bed flights
The national airline is planning a multibillion-dollar investment in its fleet, capacity and marketing over the next five years.
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Jimmy Sinclair the new Canterbury women's rugby coach
Jimmy Sinclair has been named as Canterbury's new Farah Palmer Cup head coach.
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Housing market stalls, but first-home buyers benefiting
First-home buyers are holding on to their larger share of the housing market, despite lower sales activity.
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'We're pretty sick and tired' - South Island teachers join protest over pay
Secondary teachers across the South Island walked off the job on Tuesday, calling for salary increases that match inflation. Audio
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'I let him know what they'd done had killed him' - Trial continues in teen's killing
The host of a birthday party has broken down in tears describing how she comforted Christchurch teenager Connor Whitehead in his final moments after he was shot, reassuring him he would be okay.
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Kaipara’s waste to energy plant push involves majority overseas-owned company
Kaipara District Council's push to build a controversial waste to energy plant in or near Auckland includes the 41 per cent Chinese-owned company aiming to build a $350 million equivalent in…
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Secondary teachers across South Island kick off rolling strikes
Secondary teachers across the South Island walked off the job today, calling for salary increases that match inflation.
It's the first of three regional strikes across the country planned for this… Audio
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Mel Parsons performs her new song 'Tiny Days'
In her new song 'Tiny Days', folk songwriter Mel Parsons gets real about the highs and lows of parenting for the first time. "It's the hardest thing I've ever done, hands down, and I'm sure it's the… Video, Audio
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Geraldine crash victims named
The names of three people killed in a crash near Geraldine in April have been released by police.
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1500 delegates arrive in CHCH for massive tourism event
More than 1500 travel delegates from around the world are descending on Christchurch Ōtautahi for the country's biggest tourism business event.
The industry says it's an event that can help to shape… Audio
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Teacher strike reaches the South Island
Many South Island secondary and area schools are closed today as their teachers take strike action.
It's the first of three regional strikes by members of the Post Primary Teachers Association and… Audio
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Country's biggest tourism business event set to bring $2.5m to Christchurch economy
More than 1500 travel delegates from around the world are descending on Ōtautahi for the country's biggest tourism business event.
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National average house prices 13% down on a year ago - QV
Investors are sitting on the sidelines and buyers remain scarce as housing values continue to slide, though the decline has slowed in many main centres.
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Connor Whitehead trial: Boy killed after teen asked for help to scare off gang members at party, court told
Two men are standing trial, accused of murdering 16-year-old Connor Whitehead when they arrived at an out-of-control party with guns in November 2021.
