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Christchurch eye surgeon pleads guilty to firearms charges
A Christchurch eye surgeon charged with attacking a Lyttelton couple in their home has pleaded guilty to three firearms charges.
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Job losses at struggling Christchurch Arts Centre
Six positions at the Christchurch Arts Centre have been cut as it battles to keep its doors open.
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Abduction attempt near Christchurch school
A Christchurch primary school says there was an attempted abduction of children on the way to school this morning and parents should be vigilant.
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Christchurch step closer to asset sales
The cash-strapped Christchurch City Council may be getting closer to selling off some of its strategic assets. It has appointed a consultancy to review the assets.
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Hundreds sleeping in Christchurch airport terminal
Christchurch International Airport says hundreds of people are sleeping in its terminal every night because there is nowhere for them to stay in the city.
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Part of Christchurch mall cordoned off
A large section of Merivale Mall in Christchurch has been deemed an earthquake risk and cordoned off.
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Another fire in empty Christchurch property
Fire has damaged an unoccupied house in Christchurch in the third such blaze in little over a day.
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Christchurch police hunt for peeping tom
Police in Christchurch are asking for public help in finding a van used by a suspected peeping tom.
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Blink-182 cancel Christchurch show two weeks out
US band Blink-182 have cancelled their upcoming Christchurch show, just two weeks ahead of the event taking place.
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Christchurch carnival rides closed after child trapped
A Christchurch carnival ride on which a child was trapped on Friday has been shut until further notice.
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4.1-magnitude aftershock in Christchurch
A significant aftershock in Christchurch cut power supplies to several suburbs for a short time on Wednesday morning. Audio
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Union meets over rebuilding of Christchurch
Members of a union representing hundreds of workers in Christchurch met on Wednesday discuss how they can have a say in rebuilding the earthquake damaged city.
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Christchurch returning to normal operations after snow
Demolition work in central Christchurch's red zone resumed on Wednesday, after being closed to contractors since Monday because of the snow and ice. Audio
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Housing in Tauranga and Christchurch severely unaffordable
The Demographia International Housing Affordability Survey, published yesterday, showed it now requires more than six times the median household income to buy a property in both Tauranga-Western Bay… Audio
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More plan to leave Christchurch after June aftershocks
A survey suggests the confidence of Christchurch people that the city can recover has lessened following the 13 June aftershocks. Audio
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Large police presence in Phillipstown, Christchurch
There is a large police presence in the Christchurch suburb of Phillipstown, with roads cordoned off. A local resident told reporter Conan Young police told him they'd found a suspicious package. Audio
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Tribunal cancels Christchurch midwife's registration
A tribunal has cancelled a Christchurch midwife's registration after finding her guilty of professional misconduct.
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Christchurch medical supplier keeps up with demand
The country's largest medical supplier, Ebos, which is headquartered in Christchurch, says it's keeping up with demand from hospitals and medical centres.
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Design options for Christchurch cathedral revealed
The Anglican Church has given details of three design options for a future cathedral in the centre of Christchurch. Audio
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Party leaders giving no details on planned gun law reform
Governing party leaders are giving no clues on how the country's gun laws will change until they are announced.
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'Crushed, trapped and alone': survivor recalls Christchurch quake
Today marks a decade since the earthquake close to the centre of Christchurch killed 185 people.
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Boosted results for Christchurch Airport
Christchurch International Airport says a surge in passenger numbers has boosted results for the last financial year, which contrasts with the previous year.
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Union to picket Christchurch companies
A union which represents low-paid workers planned to picket on Sunday two Christchurch companies it says let staff down following the earthquake.
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Property prices near Christchurch fastest rising
Property prices in towns surrounding Christchurch have risen by more than anywhere else in the country over the past year.
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Christchurch art gallery re-levelled
A multi-million dollar repair job has begun to re-level the Christchurch Art Gallery. The building, which weighs 30,000 tonnes, had one side sink 15 centimetres as a result of the earthquakes.
