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Crucial wins for Tactix and Stars in ANZ Premiership
The Tactix have climbed into the top four of the ANZ netball Premiership with a 61-56 win over the Southern Steel at the Christchurch Arena.
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US mass shooting: White supremacist manifesto banned in New Zealand
The Acting Chief Censor has put a temporary ban on New Zealanders sharing the racist manifesto of a teenager arrested over a mass shooting in New York.
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Outgoing chief censor calls for media regulation re-jig
The Chief Censor’s Office used to worry about the odd boundary-pushing book, film or video game. These days it's extreme stuff published online that forms the bulk of the work. David Shanks leaves… Audio
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Outgoing chief censor calls for media regulation re-jig
The Chief Censor’s Office used to worry about the odd boundary-pushing book, film or video game. These days it's extreme stuff published online that forms the bulk of the work. David Shanks leaves…
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Surgeries, clinics on hold as thousands prepare to strike
Many elective surgeries and clinics nationwide are set to be deferred as 10,000 allied health workers walk off the job for 24 hours.
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Bromley stench: Council workers booed at community meeting
Tensions ran high and council workers were booed at a Christchurch community meeting last night over the area's ongoing "Bromley stench."
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Update on the Bromley Big Stink
We have the very latest on The Big Stink in Bromley - the Christchurch suburb where locals turned out in force for a community meeting tonight to hear from Christchurch Mayor Liane Dalziel and other… Audio
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Salmon farmer balances growth with sustainability
Akaroa Salmon's ocean farm floats discreetly in a tranquil bay near the heads of Akaroa harbour. Seventeen huge round netted pens are home to thousands of King salmon of varying sizes. Duncan Bates… Audio
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Salmon farmer balances growth with sustainability
Akaroa Salmon's ocean farm floats discreetly in a tranquil bay near the heads of Akaroa harbour. Seventeen huge round netted pens are home to thousands of King salmon of varying sizes. Duncan Bates…
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Frustrated Bromley locals to air grievances with mayor
Bromley residents suffering the ongoing smell of poo will be airing their grievances with the Christchurch mayor and councillors at a neighbourhood meeting tonight.
The local wastewater treatment… Video, Audio
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Hamilton City Council endorses alcohol law reform
Hamilton becomes the fourth city to support MP Chlöe Swarbrick's bill to limit the sale and supply of alcohol in the community.
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Bromley residents to take council to task over smell
Frustrated Bromley residents will today get the chance to take councillors and council staff to task over the putrid stench emanating from the damaged Christchurch wastewater treatment plant.
The… Audio
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Leave cancelled, staff under pressure as Canterbury DHB sees high Covid-19 cases
Canterbury District Health Board is still grappling with high numbers of Omicron cases weeks after it thought it would be over the worst.
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Woman who made fake bomb threats 'deserves name suppression'
The lawyer for a woman whose fake bomb threats caused eight graduation ceremonies to be called off says his client deserves permanent name suppression. Audio
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Couple named in Commonwealth Games team
Medal-winning husband and wife judoka selected for Commonwealth Games.
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'It makes me feel sick and want to spew': Bromley students say stench unavoidable
Ally Enright loves basketball and playing with her dog, but when the air reeks of the stench of Bromley's burnt-out wastewater treatment plant, she hides in her bedroom.
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Fuel prices hit all time high of $3.15 a litre in Auckland
Petrol prices hit an all time high with wide disparity in prices across different companies, says Gaspy spokesperson.
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Brendon McCullum to coach England for the next four years
Former New Zealand captain Brendon McCullum has been appointed head coach of England's test team.
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Bromley kids hiding from revolting smell from fire-damaged wastewater plant
Kids who live near Christchurch's burnt-out wastewater treatment plant are hiding in their bedrooms when the revolting smell is too much to bear.
Council contractors are about to start removing the… Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 13 May 2022
Audio 13 May 2022In a significant blow to Russia, Finland says it will join NATO, A plea for help to reduce the suicide toll in the construction industry, And Kids are hiding in their rooms to avoid the revolting… Audio
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Otago Uni bomb threat: Woman sent hoax to hide failure from parents
A woman sent fake bomb threats to Otago University to stop her parents from finding out she wasn't graduating.
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Prominent cryptocurrency trader hit by 'perfect storm'
A leading local crypto currency trading platform, BitPrime, says a "perfect storm" has hit its finances, forcing it to put a halt on operations.
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Bromley stench: Remedial work begins as councillors query months of inaction
Work has begun today to resolve the smell of rotting material at the Christchurch Wastewater Treatment Plant.
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Speed limits to reduce on Canterbury State Highway 75
Speeds will nearly halve to 60km/h over the hill between Cooptown and Barrys Bay, while high crash areas will also drop to 80km/h.
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Geriatrician Dick Sainsbury on a lifetime in later-age medicine
Audio 12 May 2022If you're a fit 84 year old and you have a heart attack - should you be sent to the cardiologist or a geriatrician? Kathryn's guest Dick Sainsbury argues it should be the former - even though he's… Audio
