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'It's your cost, it's not ours': Residents eye legal action over rotten stench
People suffering from the rotten stench from Bromley's wastewater treatment plant ponds might have to wait another three months for the smell to improve, the Christchurch City Council says.
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Eid festivities to go ahead with increased security
A Wellington Eid event organiser says a recent spate of attacks towards the Muslim community won't dampen celebrations. Audio
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Chatham Islands seafood business recognised for quality kai
A Chatham Islands seafood business has been named Supreme winner of this year's Outstanding Food Awards. The Chatham Islands Food Co took gold medals for its blue cod, pure paua mince and paua pies… Audio, Gallery
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'It's your cost, it's not ours': Residents eye legal action over rotten stench
People suffering from the rotten stench from Bromley's wastewater treatment plant ponds might have to wait another three months for the smell to improve, the Christchurch City Council says.
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House prices nationally drop 3.4% in June quarter, QV data shows
The correction in house prices is settling in, as the market continues to cool from rising interest rates and an oversupply of listings.
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Emissions Reduction Plan needs to be accelerated to curb air pollution - science advisor
Cantabrians' reliance on cars may be to blame for the highest per-capita levels of pollution in the country, chief science advisor to the Ministry of Transport Simon Kingham says.
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Agency supporting tenants winds up: 'We don't want to close'
The manager of a longstanding tenancy service in Christchurch says it is heartbreaking the organisation has had to close its doors.
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Tākina, Wellington Convention Centre nears completion
It was once a bland, boring carpark, now it's a brand new building - inspired by the wild winds of Wellington.
The capital's new convention centre Tākina is well on the way to being finished.
Media… Video, Audio
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Invercargill air among most polluted, per capita - new study
The lower South Island has some of the worst pollution rates in the country, a new study has found, with Christchurch, Timaru and Invercargill among the highest per capita.
Data released this week… Audio
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Electric vehicle charging stations planned for more South Island towns
Electric vehicle users in the South Island will soon have access to more charging stations.
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Watch: 'It is grim out there', Ardern says in foreign policy speech
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has said the global situation is increasingly polarised and contested but also offers opportunities, in a speech on foreign policy in Sydney. Video
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Employers put on notice over worker wellbeing
A new report warns Canterbury businesses will be out of pocket and people if they don't start taking wellbeing more seriously.
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Air pollution: Invercargill revealed as deadliest centre - study
New statistics show Invercargill is the deadliest place in New Zealand when it comes to air pollution - more dangerous than larger cities.
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ACC manager's promotion after bullying case 'appalling'
A former ACC employee who won a compensation case for being bullied on the job is appalled the manager responsible appears to have been promoted.
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The Guilty Feminist Show, Deborah Frances White in NZ
You don't have to be perfect to be a force for change. In the 7 years since Comedian and podcaster Deborah Frances White started her wildly popular podcast, The Guilty Feminist, that's been her… Audio
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Christchurch mosque attacks: Acts of great bravery honoured in ceremony
Abdul Aziz, who confronted the Christchurch terrorist at the Linwood mosque, has been recognised along with with eight others who risked their lives in acts of great bravery during the 2019 attack.
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Seven arrests, 5kg of methamphetamine seized in police raids
Police have disrupted a methamphetamine network centred in Northland and Auckland regions, and arrested seven people with reported gang links .
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Christchurch mosque attack survivors receive bravery awards
The selflessness and sacrifice of people who risked their lives to save others during the Christchurch terror attack have been honoured at a special awards ceremony in the city.
The Governor-General… Audio
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'It's ironic that it's ACC': Ex-employee wins case over workplace bullying
An employment specialist says the woman's successful case against ACC gives weight to workplace mental injury claims.
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'We're still battling this': Community feels let down by council
Residents in Banks Peninsula's Goughs Bay believe community leaders deserted them when they needed urgent support - following torrential rain in December.
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Christchurch stadium: Most submissions in decade
Christchurch City Council has received the largest amount of submissions on a public consultation in a decade regarding the future of a long-awaited stadium.
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Dip in house prices more severe in Auckland as downturn sets in nationwide
CoreLogic's House Price Index has fallen by 0.8 percent in June from the previous month, but Auckland is falling at twice the national rate.
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Governor General honours Christchurch terror attack survivors
The governor general has honoured several people who showed extreme bravery during the terror attack in Christchurch.
Among those recognised were members of the public who rushed at the gunman to try… Video, Audio
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Cut-off Goughs Bay locals felt deserted by Christchurch leaders
Residents in Banks Peninsula's Goughs Bay believe community leaders deserted them when they needed urgent support.
Torrential rain in December caused widespread damage - cutting the small isolated… Audio
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David Meates, Phil Mauger debate cost of Christchurch stadium
The clock is running down for anyone wanting to have their say on whether the proposed Christchurch stadium should go ahead or not.
The city council kicked the hefty decision back to ratepayers for… Video, Audio
