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Christchurch man James Holder sentenced to life in prison for murder
'You killed a part of me too': Life sentence for murder of 'loving father'
James Holder will spend at least 11 years and nine months for the murder of David Bridgwater.
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Christmas Day weather forecast: what to expect for the holiday
'Million-dollar question': What the weather is looking like for Christmas
A forecaster says it may not be a nice, settled story that many of us are hoping for.
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Anglers becoming endangered species on some Canterbury rivers
The rivers without any fish
Anglers are becoming an endangered species on some parts of the country. Audio
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Shoppers visit Ikea from other parts of the country in 'unprecedented' numbers
Shoppers visit Ikea from other parts of the country in 'unprecedented' numbers
Shoppers came from as far away as Canterbury and Otago in the store's first week, according to data. Audio
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Steep drop in fish numbers in Canterbury rivers
Some Canterbury anglers are despairing over the state of the region's rivers which they say have seen a steep drop in fish numbers. Keiller MacDuff reports Audio
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Water fight: Farmers strive to limit cows' environmental footprint
The farmers working to shrink the environmental footprint of their cows
Can the planting of special crops and experiments with new winter grazing systems make a real difference? Audio
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What's really going on with Canterbury's water
Do you know what you're drinking?
Luis Arevalo fears his grandson will never be able to drink water straight from the tap. Audio
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Canterbury farmers planting special crops to limit nitrate leaching
Some Canterbury dairy farmers are striving to limit nitrate leaching and their cows' environmental footprint by planting special crops and experimenting with new winter grazing systems. Researchers… Audio
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'No quick fixes' for high visitor numbers at iconic sites
'No quick fixes' for high visitor numbers at iconic sites
Car parking fees are being trialled from this week at three major sites.
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Asphalt versus Chipseal - What's the difference?
Hundreds of Papamoa residents are fighting back against a council proposal that they help pay for their own road repairs. Seven streets are set for roadworks in January, but because the streets are… Audio
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Where did house buyers go in November?
Where did all the buyers go?
New Zealand's housing market slowed sharply in November, with a big downturn in sales numbers compared to the month before.
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Water Fight Part 1: Canterbury's nitrate emergency
Audio 16 Dec 2025A Canterbury public health researcher says the legal limit for nitrates in drinking water is too high and potentially causing pre-term births and bowel cancer. Timothy Brown reports. Audio
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Rents taking 40 percent of average income
Rents taking 40 percent of average income
New data shows renters spent 40 percent of their income on rent in August at a national level, but there are regional differences. Audio
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Agencies worried parking fees at DOC hotspots will see unsafe roadside parking instead
Agencies worried by DOC parking fees at major hotspots
Documents show concerns raised by the Transport Agency, Police, Heritage NZ, and the NZ Alpine Club about people potentially parking off-road or on the state highways to avoid fees.
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Climate change could claim nearly all of NZ's glaciers, research shows
Most NZ glaciers on track to disappear - study
At the current rate of global warming, just a few hundred of the country's 3000 glaciers could remain by the end of the century.
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Haeata Community Campus won't say if findings from mouldy lunch investigation will be released
School won't say whether findings from mouldy lunch investigation will be released
About 20 mince and potato meals covered in mould were served to children at Haeata Community Campus.
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Canterbury to move to restricted fire season at midnight
Canterbury to move to restricted fire season at midnight
This means anyone wanting to light an outdoor fire will have to apply for a permit authorised by Fire and Emergency.
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Making music by the waves
Edith Salzmann, Music Director of the Akaroa Music Festival, talks to RNZ Concert. Audio
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Bodies of two climbers recovered from National Park, two others overdue on Aoraki Mt Cook
Bodies of two climbers recovered in Fiordland; two overdue on Aoraki Mt Cook
Weather in the area deteriorated over the weekend.
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Henry Nicholls' hot summer continues
Henry Nicholls' hot summer continues
The Canterbury skipper has recorded his highest ever first class score.
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Harraways invests $11m into NZ's only working oat mill
Harraways to upgrade NZ's oldest and only oat mill
The well known Otago business is spending $11m on the factory and will automate some of its production.
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Labour market shows signs of improvement
Labour market shows signs of improvement
SEEK said the gains were indicators of a better labour market next year.
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Ajaz Patel called up for third test against West Indies
Ajaz Patel called up for third test against West Indies
Patel replaces his Central Districts team-mate Blair Tickner, who suffered a dislocated shoulder during the second Test.