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Donation plea stalling library project
Christchurch mayor Lianne Dalziel doesn't want to wait for philanthropic donations in order to finish rebuilding the central library.
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Outdoor smoking stubbed out in 20 Chch establishments
Twenty Christchurch cafes and restaurants have banned smoking in outside areas.
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Conserve water, Christchurch council warns
Christchurch City Council is warning residents that because of earthquake damage they need to conserve water.
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50,000 Christchurch homes repaired
The Earthquake Commission says it has repaired more than 50,000 quake-damaged homes in Christchurch.
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Christchurch tradesmen win asbestos case against employer
Two Christchurch tradesmen have won a case against a building firm over their exposure to asbestos on the job. Neil Silcock and Liam Milner resigned from exterior building company, Goleman Limited… Audio
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Elderly Christchurch woman found
Police in Christchurch say a 76-year-old woman reported missing from her home has been found.
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Shooting: Student protestors take refuge in Christchurch council building, Mayor
Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel says students from a climate change rally have taken refuge inside the city council building, which is on lockdown. She says it's important that people remain calm… Audio
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Events cancelled around the country following attacks
Several major events around the country will not be going ahead today following the attacks.
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Why Vote: Christchurch
We ask people on the streets of Christchurch central if they're planning to vote - and what matters to them.
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More chemical loos for Christchurch
Another 5000 chemical toilets have arrived in Christchurch, bringing the total number of toilets delivered to the city to 10,000.
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Christchurch could soon have its own currency
A separate currency just for Christchurch could be in circulation by next year. Video, Audio
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Bromley plant stench draws 530 odour reports in four days
A putrid stench lingering in Christchurch's eastern suburbs from the city's wastewater treatment plant is expected to persist for at least another week.
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Paraglider critically hurt after fall
The paraglider has been airlifted to Christchurch Hospital.
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Nerves fray as aftershocks rattle Christchurch
Christchurch is again a city on edge following yesterday's strong earthquake and a series of aftershocks. Audio
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'A moment of deep anguish for humanity' - Jordanian prince
A member of the Jordanian royal family has visited the Al Noor Mosque this afternoon and comforted some of those affected by last week's attack.
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Christchurch Symphony Orchestra's 2017 season opens
The CSO launched its 2017 season with a concert titled Romeo & Juliet last week. Tony Ryan went along to see what the year has in store for Canterbury orchestra-goers. Audio
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Christchurch growth stalls
The pace of growth in Christchurch is showing signs of easing, suggesting bottlenecks in the rebuild process.
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Christchurch 'expensive' to visit
BNZ chief economist Tony Alexander is shocked by how expensive it is to visit Christchurch, citing excessive taxi fares and inflated hotel prices.
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Christchurch terror attack video a type not seen before, says Facebook
Facebook says its artificial intelligence tools were unable to quickly scan and remove live footage of the Christchurch terror attack, because its system was unprepared to detect such a violent…
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Fog disrupts flights at Christchurch, Nelson
Thick fog caused the cancellation of a number flights in and out of Christchurch and Nelson.
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Moderate earthquake strikes Christchurch
Close to 8000 residents of Christchurch have reported feeling a moderate earthquake this morning, which was a magnitude 3.7 jolt.
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Christchurch mayoralty rivals Dalziel and Minto debate issues
We talk to Christchurch mayoralty candidates, the incumbent Lianne Dalziel and her challenger, the veteran activist John Minto. Audio
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Small quakes felt in Christchurch
A magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck just east of Christchurch at 5.30pm on Tuesday.
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Auctions rise in Christchurch
The largest real estate agency in Christchurch has reported a leap in auctions as the housing market maintained its momentum in the lead-up to Christmas.
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Rudd to visit Christchurch
Kevin Rudd, Australia's Foreign Affairs Minister and former Prime Minister, is due in Christchurch on Friday for biannual talks with his New Zealand counterpart Murray McCully.
