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  • Zach Gallagher gets "a bit of stick" for move from Crusaders to Hurricanes

    News
    Sport
    29 Jan 2025
    Zach Gallagher of Canterbury, 2024.

    New Hurricanes lock Zach Gallagher thought long and hard about leaving the Crusaders and moving north.

    Zach Gallagher gets "a bit of stick" for move from Crusaders to Hurricanes
  • Thoroughbred horse breaks record with $2.4m sale

    News
    Country
    28 Jan 2025
    Brown Filly of Haunui Farm was sold for $2.4 million at the Karaka yearling sale on Monday, breaking a 25-year-old record.

    The highest priced filly ever sold in New Zealand has become the talk of the annual Karaka yearling sales.

    Ashburton-raised thoroughbred horse breaks record with $2.4m sale
  • Aviation fuel spill at Christchurch Airport

    News
    New Zealand
    28 Jan 2025
    Air New Zealand plane taking off from Christchurch airport

    A spokesperson said the limited spill on the tarmac was cleaned up by emergency services.

    Aviation fuel spill at Christchurch Airport
  • Asian communities abuzz ahead of Lunar New Year festivities

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    28 Jan 2025
    Lunar New Year celebration

    Celebrations kick off this weekend as Asian communities prepare to ring in the Year of the Snake.

    Asian communities abuzz ahead of Lunar New Year festivities
  • Toto to tour New Zealand with Christopher Cross

    News
    New Zealand music
    28 Jan 2025
    Steve Lukather (guitar/vocals) and Joseph Williams (vocals), Greg Phillinganes (keyboards / vocals), Shannon Forrest (drums), John Pierce (bass), Warren Ham (horns / percussion / vocals), and Dennis Atlas (keyboards / vocals).

    The '70s American rock band are returning to New Zealand for the first time since 2019.

    Toto bring Dogz of Oz tour to New Zealand with Christopher Cross
  • From first Silver Fern centurion to athlete welfare champion

    News
    Sport
    28 Jan 2025
    19 July 2003, World Netball Championships, Semi Final, New Zealand vs Jamaica, Independence Park Stadium, Kingston, Jamaica.
Lesley Nicol. Silver Ferns won 56-37 to go onto meet Australia in the final tomorrow.
Pic: Sandra Teddy/Photosport

    Lesley Rumball was destined to work in the field of athlete wellbeing before she even retired from international netball 20 years ago.

    Lesley Rumball: From first Silver Fern centurion to athlete welfare champion
  • Hearings will decide fate of contentious wastewater plant

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    28 Jan 2025
    The current wastewater treatment plant at Akaroa.

    Despite more than a decade of debate on the plant's replacement, the Akaroa community is still divided on the plans.

    Hearings will decide fate of contentious wastewater plant on Banks Peninsula
  • Sacred urupā in Canterbury to be handed back to local iwi

    News
    New Zealand Te Ao Māori
    28 Jan 2025
    A former Maori burial ground with cultural significance and the local Banks Peninsula Community Board is going to vote on April 23 about whether to start a process to return it to the ownership of local runanga who will look after it.
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For Editorial/News purposes only. Do not use for promotional purposes without first checking with the Newsline team.

    An urupā in Banks Peninsula will be handed back to local iwi after more than a century of talks. Audio

    Sacred urupā in Canterbury to be handed back to local iwi
  • Football round-up: Auckland FC fans best-prepared for late dramas

    News
    Sport
    27 Jan 2025
    Auckland pose for a phone photo as they celebrate victory with a late goal by Neyder Moreno.

    The club is coming off two heartstopping finishes in a matter of days, writes Mathew Nash.

    Football round-up: Auckland FC fans best-prepared for late dramas
  • Sacred urupa in Canterbury to be handed back to local iwi

    Audio 27 Jan 2025

    After more than a century of talks between council and hapu, a sacred urupa in Canterbury Banks Peninsula will be handed back to local iwi. This afternoon, community leaders voted unanimously to… Audio

  • Language-immersion schools among 7 charter schools set to open

    News
    New Zealand education
    27 Jan 2025

    Seven charter schools are expecting to open in the coming weeks with intakes ranging from six to 60 pupils.

    Seven charter schools set to open in coming weeks
  • John Bluck writes

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    Essays on a variety of themes by John Bluck

    John Bluck writes
  • Cooks Classic a golden chance to meet Kiwi high jump legend Hamish Kerr

    News
    New Zealand sport
    27 Jan 2025
    Hamish Kerr at the Cooks Classic.

    A stellar lineup at the Cooks Classic meet has been made all the more shiny by the presence of some Olympians. Audio

    Cooks Classic a golden chance to meet Kiwi high jump legend Hamish Kerr
  • Charter schools already overloaded with student applications

    News
    New Zealand Politics
    27 Jan 2025
    School Zone

    One school had room for just 30 students, but received more than 120 children looking for spots. Audio

    Charter schools swamped with applications ahead of opening
  • Music festivals: Costs on the rise, but punters spoiled for choice

    News
    New Zealand music
    27 Jan 2025
    This year’s Electric Avenue generated more than $6.3m into the local economy.

    Music lovers are spoiled for choice when it comes to summer festivals across the motu, but rising production and artist costs - along with dwindling ticket sales - are proving challenging for…

    Music festivals: Costs on the rise, but punters spoiled for choice
  • The summer I... discovered New Zealand

    News
    New Zealand life and society
    27 Jan 2025
    Bek Thomas' family in Dunedin in the summer of 1988.

    A trip to visit relatives back in 1988 set the future path for Bek Thomas to make the move here.

    The summer I... discovered New Zealand
  • The Veils' Finn Andrews: 'I'm an aspirational poet - it's a terrible thing to be'

    News
    New Zealand music
    26 Jan 2025
    Black and white close up of Finn's face, partially obscured by a blurred light.

    Musician Finn Andrews talks about the difference between songwriting and poetry, overcoming impostor syndrome and using ChatGPT for song blurbs. Video, Audio

    Kiwi musician Finn Andrews on being a songwriter and aspiring poet
  • Tragic tally: Four fatal road accidents over weekend

    News
    New Zealand health
    26 Jan 2025
    Unexplained death in Taita, Lower Hutt early on Sunday 26th January 2020.  A Police cordon and crime scene invetsigation tent were in place Monday 27th January 2020.  Police Emergency tape.

    Across the country there have been four fatal road accidents this weekend, and two deaths from accidents earlier in the week.

    Seven road fatalities in six days after series of weekend crashes
  • Centenarian's lessons from a lifetime of farming

    News
    New Zealand Country
    26 Jan 2025
    “I really love gardening and I’m proud of my garden. We’ve got a very nice gardening club here. We
meet once a month and have speakers occasionally. We made posies the other day for the hospital. I
used to grow a lot of vegetables as well, but I get Meals on Wheels now.”

    Jill McKenzie was one of the first Land Girls at Lincoln during World War II. Now 101, she looks back on decades of connection to the land.

    Land Girl: Centenarian's lessons from a lifetime of farming
  • Severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Canterbury lifted

    News
    New Zealand weather
    26 Jan 2025
    Thunder and lightning

    MetService had lifted a severe thunderstorm warning for Hurunui and Waimakariri in Canterbury.

    Weather: Severe thunderstorm warning for parts of Canterbury
  • Excrement and genitalia amongst images sent by car dealer

    News
    New Zealand crime
    26 Jan 2025
    Christopher Schwartz, the bankrupt head of Christchurch car dealership ISeeCars Ltd, was taken to the Motor Vehicle Disputes Tribunal last year after he pocketed a $15,000 refund owed to a customer and then sent them photos of excrement when they complained.

    Christopher Schwartz, the bankrupt head of Christchurch car dealership ISeeCars Ltd, Schwartz "embarked on an email and text message campaign of abuse" against a customer, which included sending…

    Former Christchurch car dealer Chris Schwartz sent customer photos of excrement, genitalia
  • 'Reclaim space to think': a wellbeing professor's meditation tips

    News
    New Zealand health
    26 Jan 2025
    For her own wellbeing, psychology professor Julia Rucklidge has a daily practice of meditation, a cold shower and journalling.

    Christchurch academic Julia Rucklidge assumed her 'mile-a-minute' brain would never be capable of meditation. Audio

    'Reclaim the real estate of your own mind' - meditation tips from a wellbeing professor
  • How Sir Sam Neill is spending his summer

    News
    New Zealand life and society
    25 Jan 2025
    Sam Neill

    International news is so "uniformly bleak" that Sir Sam Neill feels better for not following it too closely these days. After filming two TV shows last year, the 77-year-old is enjoying a low-key… Video, Audio

    How Sir Sam Neill is spending his summer
  • Phoenix hold Mariners to scoreless draw

    News
    Sport
    25 Jan 2025
    Nathan Walker of the Phoenix misses a shot at goal during the A-League football match, Wellington Phoenix v Central Coast Mariners FC at Apollo Projects, Christchurch.

    The Wellington Phoenix and Central Coast Mariners have drawn in Christchurch.

    Phoenix hold Mariners to scoreless draw
  • A-League as it happened: Phoenix, Mariners go scoreless

    News
    Sport Canterbury
    25 Jan 2025
    Harrison Steele of the Central Coast Mariners with Matthew Sheridan of the Phoenix during the A-League football match, Wellington Phoenix v Central Coast Mariners FC at Apollo Projects, Christchurch, New Zealand, 25th January 2025. Copyright photo: John Davidson / www.photosport.nz

    The Wellington Phoenix drew to a standstill against the Central Coast Mariners, in Christchurch, the game ending 0-0.

    A-League as it happened: Phoenix, Mariners go scoreless
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