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Brownlee shrugs off critical Treasury report as 'trite'
The Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister has dismissed a report throwing doubt on the government's programme for central Christchurch.
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Trust grants $3m in Christchurch
The Canterbury Earthquake Appeal Trust has granted $3 million to recovery projects and community groups in Christchurch.
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One dead in Christchurch house fire
Police in Christchurch believe a house fire that killed an elderly woman on Thursday is not suspicious.
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Crash in Christchurch leaves one dead
One person has died following a crash on the QEII Drive off-ramp in Christchurch this morning.
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Derelict house burns down in Christchurch
A two-storey derelict house in the Christchurch suburb of Riccarton went up in flames last night.
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Christchurch Men's Prison boss sacked
Christchurch Men's Prison director John Roper has been sacked after a review looking into security issues at the prison.
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Quakes expose hidden artefacts in Christchurch
As quake-damaged Christchurch buildings have been demolished and sites cleared, archaeologists have been on-site gaining a unique insight into the past. Video
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4WD vehicle in Christchurch estuary
A four wheel drive vehicle is under water in the Christchurch estuary after getting stuck there on Saturday morning.
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Streets flooded in parts of Christchurch
The Christchurch City Council says a high tide has caused flooding on streets in some parts of the city.
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Uber asks govt to launch in Christchurch, with new rules
Taxi rival Uber has asked the government to let it launch in Christchurch, under different rules. Audio
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Proposed land swap in Christchurch labelled a land grab
A proposal to put housing on a Christchurch park, which is currently used as a golf course, has been called a land grab because it's not within the red zone. Video, Audio
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Women indecently assaulted in Christchurch red zone
Police are warning Christchurch residents to take caution after receiving several reports of a young man indecently assaulting women.
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Christchurch Gondola reopens after two years
The Christchurch Gondola reopened on Monday after being closed for more than two years for earthquake damage repair.
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Power outages across eastern Christchurch suburbs
A network fault in Christchurch led to power outages across most of the city's eastern suburbs on Thursday night, effecting thousands of people.
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Tourists in Christchurch Hospital after attack
Two tourists are in Christchurch Hospital after being attacked by a group of about eight people in the early hours of Saturday morning.
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Christchurch to host 2025 Special Olympics National Summer Games
Christchurch is to host the next Special Olympics National Summer Games in 2025.
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Christchurch sees big drop in international student numbers
The number of international students studying in Christchurch dropped by almost 40% last year, largely due to the earthquakes and aftershocks.
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Mock prisoner protests quake insurance claim
A Christchurch man has set up a mock prison cell outside his insurer's office to protest outstanding earthquake insurance claims.
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Power restored to hundreds in Christchurch
Power has been restored to close to 2500 customers in Christchurch after what the lines company Orion described as a network fault.
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Thieves target Christchurch building sites
Police are urging tradespeople to increase security on Christchurch building sites following a spate of thefts at the Pegasus subdivision at the weekend.
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American Airlines to fly Christchurch to Los Angeles direct
American Airlines will fly direct from Los Angeles to Christchurch three times a week from next year.
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Around the motu: Tim Brown in Christchurch
Audio 15 Dec 2025Tim discusses the latest news from Christchurch. Audio
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Victoria Square set to be endorsed
Christchurch City Council staff are recommending councillors vote for the latest plan to revamp Victoria Square.
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Chemical spill injures 40 Christchurch workers
Forty staff from a Christchurch manufacturing plant needed medical care after a chemical spill, that led to the area around the Addington factory being cordoned off.
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Delta to close construction arm in Christchurch
Dunedin City Council's infrastructure company Delta is to close its civil construction arm in Christchurch with the loss of 40 jobs.
