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Veteran activist unlawfully pepper-sprayed and arrested - IPCA
Police unlawfully pepper-sprayed and arrested veteran activist John Minto at a pro-Palestinian protest in Christchurch in February 2024, the Independent Police Conduct Authority has found.
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'Nothing like your own bed': Akaroa residents still displaced after storm
Two weeks after flooding and slips hit Banks Peninsula, families remain cut off, businesses are closed, and locals are desperate to return to normal life. Audio
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ANZCO Foods posts $8m profit amid 'another challenging year'
Tight margins in a challenging second half of 2024 have hit the pockets of major red meat processor and exporter ANZCO Foods.
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Local State of Emergency on Banks Peninsula lifts
It was put in place after heavy rain caused widespread flooding and slips.
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Christchurch eye surgeon who attempted to murder landlord granted parole
He is set to be released next month.
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Pasifika Sipoti in brief for 12 May
A round-up of Pasifika sipoti from around the region.
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'Internal employment process' under way at Firearms Safety Authority
Concerns were raised by staff.
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Canterbury council's freshwater management challenged in court
The first of two back-to-back court cases challenging the Canterbury regional council's freshwater management begins at the Christchurch High Court today.
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Race for Super Rugby finals heats up
The race for the Super Rugby finals is well and truly on after the Chiefs beat the Crusaders in Christchurch in a top of the table clash over the weekend. Rugby reporter Joe Porter spoke to Corin… Audio
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Injury tally mounts just one round into ANZ Premiership
The Stars are facing an injury crisis after game one of netball's ANZ Premiership, and another franchise is already having to get creative to cover injuries.
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Three Stars players hurt in Mystics loss - 'never been in a game like this'
The Stars captain could not hold back tears after watching three team-mates helped off the court in their ANZ Premiership season opener.
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ANZ Premiership live updates: Tactix v Steel
Follow all the action from Wolfbrook Arena, Christchurch.
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Norwegian culture, heritage and woodstacking with bestselling author Lars Mytting
In the 1860s and 70s two Norwegian settlements were established in the lower North Island. As the name of one of those today suggests - Norsewood - Norwegians were invited to settle here to clear a… Audio
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Warriors v Dragons - everything you need to know
St George have an 11-2 record against their NZ rivals at their WIN Stadium home ground.
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'Just went through the front door' - Chiefs coach praises big win
Watch: Clayton McMillan's side made a statement in Christchurch as they search for an elusive Super Rugby Pacific title.
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Akaroa land slip extends Banks Peninsula state of emergency
Residents on Lighthouse Road have now been cut off by the slip for more than a week.
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Shouting out, singing in: Rockquest at Parliament
In Parliament, MPs were shouting about pay equity and wildlife protection - next door, the mood was more upbeat and louder.
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Chiefs stun Crusaders, stay top of Super Rugby Pacific table
Clayton McMillan's side scored 32 unanswered points to take the victory.
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Darren Pickering Small Worlds Three
The third album by Darren Pickering Small Worlds of Otautahi Christchurch is a gorgeous combination of acoustic jazz and modular synthesisers. Audio
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The Mixtape: Hannah Everingham
Folk musician Hannah Everingham joins Maggie Tweedie for The Mixtape. Audio
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St John call taker helps deliver baby at home during 111 call
A phone operator who talked a woman through delivering her daughter's baby over the phone has met the family in an emotional get-together.
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California folk singer Jessica Pratt pitches in.
Maggie Tweedie speaks to Los Angeles folk singer Pratt about her new album Here In The Pitch and her upcoming Aotearoa tour. Audio
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Banks Peninsula state of emergency to stay until at least Monday
The land was still saturated after recent rain, meaning there was potential for further slips, council controller Brent Smith said.
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Mapuna interview with the late Maori art pioneer Fred Graham
This special episode of Mapuna pays tribute to a giant of contemporary Maori art - Fred Graham (Ngati Koroki Kahukura) - who died yesterday at the age of 96. But age did not dampen his creative spirit… Audio
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Crusaders v Chiefs: What you need to know
Team lists, key stats and news for a potential preview of this year's Super Rugby Pacific final. Video
