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Christchurch stadium's price now fixed at $683m ahead of council vote
Christchurch City Council has secured a fixed price for a highly-controversial stadium.
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Weather: Fierce storm hits Canterbury, roads flooded
A fierce storm is hitting Christchurch and Banks Peninsula this afternoon, with several roads closed because of flooding.
Our reporter Adam Burns is in Christchurch with the latest. Video, Audio
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The Panel with Heather Roy and Garry Moore (Part 2)
Audio 12 Jul 2022Today on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Heather Roy and Garry Moore discuss how home owners have slipped through the cracks with the Master Builders guarantee. Plus, the outcome of the Supreme… Audio
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Warning of recession, dollar impact if foot-and-mouth reaches NZ
New Zealand's economy could take a severe hit in the event of an outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease.
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Temporary non-publication order placed on Arise Church review
An urgent non-publication order has been placed on the independent review into the culture at Arise Church.
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Air NZ flight disruptions, call centre wait times 'very frustrating'
A man who waited more than 4.5 hours on the phone to Air New Zealand says the airline needs to introduce a permanent call-back service.
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Cost concerns scupper fresh air plans for Auckland buses
Plans to introduce more fresh air into Auckland's bus fleet to reduce the risk of Covid-19 transmission were abandoned due to cost.
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Space lovers farewell SOFIA as flying observatory leaves Christchurch
Space lovers are farewelling an airborne observatory as it makes its final international visit to Christchurch.
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'There was no quality of life': Care institution a hellhole for disabled girl, says sister
The sister of a disabled woman has described the state care institution her younger sibling lived in for decades as a "hellhole" and her devastation on learning of the physical abuse and neglect her…
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Space lovers farewell SOFIA as flying observatory leaves Chch
Space lovers are farewelling an airborne observatory as it makes its final visit to Christchurch after years of research trips.
SOFIA - short for Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy - is… Video, Audio
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Air NZ refund refusal for cancelled flight may breach law - Consumer NZ
Air New Zealand is warning there could be more disruptions to come as wild weather, sickness and engineering issues have already disrupted some school holiday travel.
The airline has brought back its… Video, Audio
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The Pre-Panel with Julia Hartley-Moore and David Cormack
Wallace and panellists Julia Hartley-Moore and David Cormack talk to the Christchurch lego master Centuri Chan on his Dux de Lux creation before the biggest LEGO show of its kind in New Zealand this… Audio
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Flight disruptions as airlines cope with highest demand since pandemic began
"The long tail of Covid" and engineering issues are continuing to cause flights to be cancelled as school holidays begin. Audio
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'The worst I've ever seen it' - Surgery delays in almost all public hospitals
Operations are being cancelled or delayed in nearly every public hospital in the country because of winter illnesses, with a prediction it is about to get worse. Audio
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Weather, employee sickness disrupting flights across NZ
Wild weather, employee sickness and engineering issues are continuing to disrupt flights across the country, while airlines and airports face high demand as the school holidays kick off.
Air New… Audio
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Abuse in Care inquiry begins new stage of hearings
The Royal Commission opens a public hearing today focusing on state institutions which provided disabled, deaf and people who suffered mental distress for these people between 1950 and 1999.
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Overnight closures for Lyttelton Tunnel
Lyttelton Tunnel will shut from midnight to 5am on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday while Waka Kotahi contractors conduct deluge testing.
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Bromley plant stench: Workers need respiratory equipment to keep safe
Workers digging out waste amid the rotten stench from Bromley's wastewater treatment plant pond are using respiratory equipment to keep safe.
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Muslim community in New Zealand celebrates with Eid festival day
The annual New Zealand Eid festival will take place in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch this morning.
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Man left with serious injuries after shooting near Christchurch
A man has been seriously injured in a shooting in a house in Rolleston, south of Christchurch.
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Kate De Goldi: love and loss in post-earthquake Christchurch
Audio 9 Jul 2022One of New Zealand's most celebrated authors, Kate De Goldi's short fiction, novels and picture books engage children, teenagers and adults alike. Novel The 10pm Question was published to critical… Audio
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SPCA keen for more foster parents as more pets in need
SPCAs around Aotearoa are heaving and the Christchurch branch is no exception after more than 20 puppies were dumped near the Waimakariri River.
That means foster pet parents are close to maxed out… Video, Audio
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Severe weather warning for South Island motorists as wintery blast hits
Waka Kotahi Transport Agency is urging people to be careful on the road as unsettled weather makes its way across the South Island in time for the start of the school holidays. Audio
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The Panel Livia Esterhazy and Nick Leggett (Part Two)
Audio 8 Jul 2022On Part Two of the Panel, Wallace and panellists Livia Esterhazy and Nick Leggett speak to a Centre City Councillor about the waiving of a $50,000 invoice issued to protestors in Christchurch. They… Audio
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Covid-disruptions continue to plague Air New Zealand
Air New Zealand has been forced to cancel some of its flights due to staff sickness just as the country heads into the school holidays. Audio
