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Man charged with theft of bronze sculpture, artwork destroyed for scrap
Man charged with theft of bronze sculpture, artwork destroyed for scrap
A $95,000 bronze sculpture stolen from a Christchurch community centre has been destroyed for scrap, say police.
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Two mayors to be elected unopposed in local government elections
Two mayors to be elected unopposed in local government elections
The pair see it as a sign of their districts seeking consistency, although one academic says it could actually signal apathy. Audio
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Mayors to be elected unopposed
Voting papers are about to arrive for the local body elections, but for residents in two districts they won't include anything about a mayoral contest. The mayors of Manawatu, in the lower North… Audio
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Christchurch's Muslim community has high rates of mental health conditions, study finds
High rates of mental health conditions in Christchurch's Muslim community
A new study aims to understand the ongoing impacts of the terrorist attack on the Muslim community.
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The power imbalance that hits in old age
When a retirement village feels more like a student hostel
Retirement village living should feel like home, but in some cases residents have the status of students in a hostel
- Rental prices fall to lowest level in two years
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PPTA recommends secondary teachers reject improved pay offer
PPTA recommends secondary teachers reject improved pay offer
The new offer includes consecutive pay rises of 2.5 percent and 2.1 percent over two years for teachers at the top of the pay scale, compared with the previous offer of three 1 percent pay rises over…
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Port Hills scrub fire near Christchurch Adventure Park a controlled burn - FENZ
Port Hills scrub fire a controlled burn - FENZ
Fire and Emergency is responding to a scrub fire on the Port Hills, near the Christchurch Adventure Park.
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Most of Oturehua's main street is on the market
Most of town's main street listed for sale
Retirements have created an unusual chance to buy two bed-and-breakfasts, an accommodation park, historic pub and the oldest continuously operating general store in the country. Audio
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New Zealand polytechnics had double the students a decade ago
Polytechnics had double the students a decade ago
Figures show only four institutes in the country have more full-time students now.
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NZ Warriors clash with All Blacks in NRL playoff against Penrith Panthers
Warriors NRL playoff against Panthers to clash with All Blacks
The rugby league side are scheduled for 6.05pm Saturday NZT, with the rugby kicking off an hour later.
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Person seriously injured at property near Christchurch
Person seriously injured at property near Christchurch
One person was airlifted to hospital, after being seriously injured in a rural area north of Christchurch.
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Incident at transfer station prompts emergency response
Incident at transfer station prompts emergency response
Emergency services were called, after a person fell into trash at a Christchurch transfer station.
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Roger O'Byrne's digger incident costs thousands, appeal dismissed - neighbour suffers ongoing anxiety
Digger incident costs thousands, neighbour suffers ongoing anxiety
A spat between rural neighbours erupted when one took a digger and carved up a driveway during a confrontation.
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Ranfurly Shield rugby live updates: Southland v Canterbury
One and done: Canterbury create Ranfurly Shield history over Southland
The red-and-blacks have become the most successful challengers in the history of the Log O' Wood.
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Snow warnings: lower South Island, and mountain passes
Snow warnings: lower South Island, and mountain passes
Snowfall warnings are in place for a clutch of South Island mountain passes, with flurries forecast to 200 and 300 metres for parts of Fiordland, Southland and Dunedin.
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Weather strands Air NZ passengers in Wellington
Weather strands Air NZ passengers in Wellington
Thunderstorms lashed Wellington overnight, with strong winds closing parts of SH2.
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Exiled Fijian lawyer claims Supreme Court ruling paves the way for a constitutional crisis
Exiled Fijian lawyer claims Supreme Court constitutional ruling overreach
Aman Ravindra-Singh - who fled from Fiji in 2022 to avoid jail for contempt of court - claims a landmark ruling has paved the way for a long-running constitutional crisis. Audio
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NRL: What we learned from NZ Warriors' playoff dress rehearsal against Manly
'No one respects us': What we learned from Warriors' playoff dress rehearsal
Analysis: A galling loss and another terrible injury have left a sour taste from the NRL regular season finale, says Grant Chapman.
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Country Life: From the Archive - Rewilding at Punawai
Country Life: From the Archive - Rewilding at Punawai
After a lifetime of working to clear land, Chris Bolderston is rewilding parts of his sheep and beef farm in North Canterbury.
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Weather: Severe weather warnings for much of the country now expired
Remutaka Hill reopens but strong wind persists, caution urged
High winds hit parts of the North Island, while heavy rain and snow are forecast in the South.
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Cop accused of helping Mama Hooch family has charges dismissed
Cop accused of helping Mama Hooch family has charges dismissed
"A teenage Nancy Drew could've done a better job," his lawyer says.
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From the Archives Rewilding Panawai
Farmer retires land he says "shouldn't ever have animals on it". Audio
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Full Episode for Friday 5 September 2025
This week Country Life is on a nature walk in the Bay of Plenty with a young conservationist with a passion for bugs, and revisits a North Canterbury farm where native trees are making a comeback. Audio
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Investigation into attempted fire at Wainoni gang pad
Investigation into attempted fire at Wainoni gang pad
Police said items on fire were thrown at the fence of the gang pad in the early morning.