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A bigger picture - dairy farmer discovers landscape photography
Capturing beautiful South Island landscapes is more than just a hobby for agricultural entrepreneur and aspiring mushroom-grower Edwin Mabonga.
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$78m in Auckland public transport funding reallocated to Christchurch project
The government is putting an additional $78 million into public transport in Christchurch, which will boost the number of buses by more than 100 and build more bus lanes and shelters.
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The country's top pipe bands on show in Ōtautahi
Bagpipes and drums are ringing out in Christchurch's streets for the 2023 New Zealand and South Pacific Pipe Band Championships.
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Canterbury quake: CTV building engineer to face hearing after complaints
The Canterbury Television Building collapsed in the 2011 Canterbury earthquake, killing 115 people.
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Surf life savers take to the water for national championships
More than 1000 surf life savers will be putting themselves to the test in Christchurch over the next few days.
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Breaking news: Dancers have eyes on Olympics
Audio 10 Mar 2023Aotearoa's breaking community are hoping they have all the right moves to make it to the 2024 Olympic Games. Video
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Midday Sports News for 10 March 2023
Midday sports News for 10 March 2023 The Sri Lakan cricketers have moved onto 336 for nine in their first innings early on day two of the opening test against the Black Caps in Christchurch. Audio
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Bagpipes set to ring out across Christchurch streets
Cantabrians might be forgiven for thinking they're living in a Scottish town over the next few days.
Bagpipes and drums will be ringing out in Christchurch's streets for the New Zealand and South… Audio
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Another meningococcal case in Christchurch
Another 18-year-old is in hospital with meningococcal, the second in less than 24 hours and the fourth case in Christchurch so far this year.
On Wednesday a fellow 18 year old university student had… Audio
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Sports News for 10 March 2023
The Black Caps captain Tim Southee says Sri Lanka showed why they are near the top of the world test championship standings on day one of the First Test in Christchurch. Audio
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Christchurch residents set to have their say on water use
Christchurch residents will have their say on whether the amount of water they can use each day for free, is increased.
But before it happens, it wants to know what people think.
As Anna Sargent… Audio
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Another Canterbury student contracts meningococcal disease
Another 18-year-old has been admitted to Christchurch Hospital after contracting meningococcal disease, the second case in less than 24 hours.
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Sri Lanka make strong start in first test against Black Caps
Sri Lanka dominate day one of the first Test against the Black Caps in Christchurch.
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NZ surf lifesavers put themselves to the test in Ōtautahi
Our surf life savers are putting themselves to the test in Christchurch for the next few days.
It's been another tough summer of serious rescues - with the number of lifeguards out on patrol still… Audio
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Wellington doesn't understand why fuel prices are so high
Wellingtonians can't understand why they pay so much more at the pump than the other big cities.
A new report from the Commerce Commission shows people in the Capital, Porirua and Lower Hutt pay the… Audio
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Black Caps back in action in Sri Lanka Test at Christchurch
The Black Caps are back in action against Sri Lanka in the first cricket Test in Christchurch.
There is plenty to play for in the last Test series of the summer as the Black Caps look to improve… Video, Audio
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'Closest to an incel attack NZ has had' - expert's concern after attempted murder of Auckland schoolgirls
An Auckland academic says the attempted murder of two schoolgirls by a man who claimed he was lashing out because he'd never had a girlfriend is the biggest incident in Aotearoa's extremist space…
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Pipe band championships bring a bit of Scotland to the Garden City
Central Christchurch will reverberate to the skirl of Highland pipes as the city hosts this year's NZ & South Pacific Pipe Band Championships. Audio
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Polyfest back after four years of cancellations and disruptions
Polyfest's theme this year is mana motuhake - creating one's own destiny. Audio
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70s band Butler still going strong
The other day, we featured some music from Butler - a rock band formed in 1970s Christchurch. We since found out that two of the original members Steve Apirana and Heidi - Matt Warren - are in… Audio
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Aucklanders could save '20 to 30 cents' shopping around for petrol - ComCom
Motorists in the Wellington region pay the highest prices for fuel in the country, but Auckland has the most dramatic variations in price.
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Council considers driving ban as Waipā residents at wits' end over street racers
A Waikato council is considering banning most vehicles from certain rural and industrial roads at night to stop racers causing mayhem.
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Black Caps preparing to face Sri Lanka
Audio 9 Mar 2023The Black Caps are pushing the reset button ahead of their first assignment after the highs of a remarkable test win over England in Wellington last week.
They face a Sri Lankan test team in… Audio
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'They'll be up for it': Wagner ready for highly motivated Sri Lanka
The Black Caps are pushing the reset button ahead of their first assignment after the highs of a remarkable test win in Wellington last week.
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Sports News for 9 March 2023
The Black Caps fast bowler Matt Henry has recovered from a back injury that restricted his workload in the historic test win over England and he's looking forward to the pace and bounce his home track… Audio
