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  • 'Nobody did anything': Mum says unmasked gang members put ICU patients at risk

    News
    New Zealand health
    18 Jan 2023
    Christchurch Hospital Waipapa.

    A teenage cancer patient's mother says she felt no one was willing to ask Mongrel Mob members in Christchurch Hospital's intensive care unit to put on a mask.

    Unmasked gang members at hospital put ICU patients at risk, says mother
  • ICU patient's mother unhappy Mongrel Mob members skipped masks

    Audio
    health
    18 Jan 2023
    The current public carpark outside the hospital’s Waipapa building only has 35 metered parks, seven drop off parks and ten mobility parks for the public.

    The mother of a teenage cancer patient says unmasked Mongrel Mob members in Christchurch Hospital's intensive care unit put her son at risk.  

    Anne-Maree Thomas says no one seemed willing to ask the… Audio

  • In office for 100 days: How the country's new mayors are faring

    News
    New Zealand local council
    17 Jan 2023
    Rotorua Mayor Tania Tapsell, Christchurch Mayor Phil Mauger and Gore District Mayor Ben Bell were among those elected to leadership positions in last October's local body elections.

    It has been 100 days since the country's newly-elected mayors rolled up their sleeves and started working on their campaign promises.

    New Zealand's new mayors on their first 100 days in office
  • 'Things are really tight for people' - Cost of living pressures dial up demand for food parcels

    News
    New Zealand food
    17 Jan 2023
    Open food parcel

    City missions across the country say people who have jobs but can't afford their ongoing costs are increasingly turning up for help.

    Cost of living pressures dial up demand for food parcels
  • Navy sailor facing court-martial over alleged groping

    News
    New Zealand crime
    16 Jan 2023
    The HMNZS Canterbury pictured leaving the Devonport Naval Base in Auckland.

    Roselia Daniella Epati has pleaded not guilty to three charges of indecent assault.

    Navy sailor facing court-martial over alleged groping
  • Buskers return to Christchurch for World Festival

    Audio 16 Jan 2023

    Buskers from across the world have descended on Christchurch for the city's famous street arts event, which will run over the next 10 days.

    The Bread and Circus World Buskers Festival runs until… Audio

  • Cost of living pressure set to continue in 2023, says economist

    News
    New Zealand Business
    16 Jan 2023
    Man paying with NFC in a grocery store.

    An economist doesn't think there will be any cost of living respite for New Zealanders this year.

    Cost of living pressure set to continue in 2023, says economist
  • Abuse of journalists shows how ugly our civil discourse has become

    News
    Comment & Analysis media
    15 Jan 2023
    Make influenza great again protester with gas mask in front of fire

    Opinion - 'The sooner you die the better!' is just one of the many vile messages that's landed in journalist Paula Penfold's inbox over the last 12 months.

    Abuse of journalists shows how ugly our civil discourse has become
  • Recall announced for batch of frozen berries due to Hepatitis A risk

    News
    New Zealand food
    15 Jan 2023
    Frozen berries

    People who bought frozen berries from four South Island supermarkets yesterday are being urged to check their freezers due to a Hepatitis A risk with the product.

    Recall announced for batch of frozen berries due to Hepatitis A risk
  • Breakers guard's career-night in vain after third straight loss

    News
    Sport
    15 Jan 2023
    Will McDowell-White of the Breakers.

    A career-night from Will McDowell-White has been unable to prevent the Breakers from a third straight defeat in basketball's NBL.

    Breakers guard's career-night in vain after third straight loss
  • Statham returns to Davis Cup team

    News
    Sport
    15 Jan 2023
    New Zealand Davis Cup tennis player Rubin Statham

    The New Zealand Davis Cup team to play Bulgaria in Christchurch next month features the return of the country's most experienced Davis Cup player Rubin Statham.

    Statham returns to Davis Cup team
  • Rockpool assault: Teen pleads guilty to assaulting man, leaving him in induced coma

    News
    New Zealand crime
    14 Jan 2023
    Christchurch District Court

    A woman is “counting her blessings” her little brother awoke from a coma with enough recall to recognise his family after he underwent emergency brain surgery and was given a “bleak” prognosis…

    Rockpool assault: Teen pleads guilty to assaulting man, leaving him in induced coma
  • Home childcare organisation Porse has nine licences temporarily suspended

    News
    New Zealand education
    14 Jan 2023
    School playground

    A home childcare organisation has had nine licences temporarily suspended after complaints about carers breaking the rules, but it claims it's the victim of malicious intent from a former staff…

    Home childcare organisation Porse has nine licences temporarily suspended
  • 'A horrible environment': Gang members block hospital parking, intimidate public

    News
    New Zealand health
    14 Jan 2023
    The current public carpark outside the hospital’s Waipapa building only has 35 metered parks, seven drop off parks and ten mobility parks for the public.

    Te Whatu Ora Waitaha has confirmed gang members blocked off public parks at Christchurch Hospital in the lead-up to Christmas.

    Gang members block Christchurch Hospital parking, intimidate public
  • Assault victim recognises family after emergency brain surgery

    News
    New Zealand
    13 Jan 2023
    Christchurch District Court

    A woman is "counting her blessings" her little brother awoke from a coma with enough recall to recognise his family after he underwent emergency brain surgery and was given a "bleak" prognosis…

    Assault victim recognises family after emergency brain surgery
  • Stolen property worth $100,000 recovered in Christchurch

    News
    New Zealand Canterbury
    13 Jan 2023
    Stolen property worth more than $100,000 has been recovered in Christchurch.

    Among the items stolen were jewellery, photographs, laptops, electronics, passports and a nursery full of items for a new-born baby.

    Stolen property worth $100,000 recovered in Christchurch
  • Magnet fishing: 'It's weirdly addictive'

    News
    New Zealand
    13 Jan 2023
    Tim Riley and his sons reeling in a shopping trolley at the Avon River.

    Some people catch fish. Others like Tim Riley catch cell phones, rusty nails, 100-year old drill bits, coins and whatever else is metal and lurking on the bottom of the river.

    Magnet fishing: Family try their luck at bottom of Avon River
  • Hammer thrower Julia Ratcliffe retires

    News
    Sport
    13 Jan 2023
    Julia Ratcliffe of New Zealand celebrates after winning the Silver Medal in the Women’s Hammer Throw Final at the 2022 Birmingham Commonwealth Games.

    Three-time Commonwealth Games hammer medallist Julia Ratcliffe has announced her retirement from the sport.

    Hammer thrower Julia Ratcliffe retires
  • Christchurch celebrates 30 years of busking festival

    Audio 13 Jan 2023

    There will literally be dancing in the streets of Christchurch over the next 17 days as the city celebrates 30 years of the World Buskers' Festival . After a few years of Covid disruption the city's… Audio

  • 'Back in full force': Buskers of the world unite again in Christchurch

    News
    New Zealand Canterbury
    13 Jan 2023
    The Biggest Little Circus show in 2021.

    Christchurch will celebrate the 30th anniversary of its World Buskers Festival from today, with international buskers returning for the first time in three years.

    Buskers of the world unite again on streets of Christchurch
  • Breakers struggle against Melbourne

    News
    Sport
    13 Jan 2023
    Jarrell Brantley of the Breakers.

    A desperate Melbourne United proved too much for a travel-weary Breakers side as they scored a 77-65 win in their Australian NBL game in Christchurch.

    Breakers struggle against Melbourne
  • Destiny Church pastor falls foul of election rules - again

    News
    Politics
    12 Jan 2023
    Destiny Church pastor Derek Tait has failed to file the necessary documents surrounding his election expenses.

    Christchurch's Destiny Church leader Derek Tait could face a criminal conviction for failing to declare his election expenses.

    Destiny Church pastor Derek Tait falls foul of election rules - again
  • Earthquake research aims to put building design on more solid ground

    News
    New Zealand infrastructure
    12 Jan 2023
    Felipe Kuncar presenting his work at last year’s QuakeCoRE Annual Meeting.

    Canterbury University researchers investigating the impact of earthquakes on different soil types hope their findings could lay the groundwork for better buildings.

    Earthquake research aims to put building design on more solid ground
  • Teenager accused of assaulting baby, mother appears in court

    News
    New Zealand
    12 Jan 2023
    Christchurch District Court

    An 18-year-old man has appeared in court following the assault of a woman and her baby at a Christchurch park last month.

    Teenager accused of assaulting baby, mother appears in court
  • Russian military firm claims to have found body of aid worker in Ukraine

    News
    New Zealand World
    12 Jan 2023
    Andrew Bagshaw in Ukraine.

    A private military firm has reportedly found the body of one of two voluntary aid workers reported missing in eastern Ukraine. Audio

    Russian military firm claims to have found body of aid worker in Ukraine
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