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Christchurch council investigating ways to mitigate stench from damaged wastewater plant
Partly treated, chlorinated sewage could be pumped off Canterbury coast
Christchurch City Council is looking at ways to mitigate the stench from Bromley's damaged treatment plant.
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Surviving an earthquake lead to seismic activity career
Audio 27 Feb 2026Watching his father lead the rebuild of his hometown in Macedonia (now called the Republic of North Macedonia), after it was destroyed by an earthquake, inspired Misko Cubrinovski's 40-year career as… Audio
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Banks Peninsula still cut off after floods hit Canterbury
'This is the worst': Banks Peninsula still cut off after floods hit Canterbury
A local state of emergency was in place for the peninsula, where several hundred people remained without power and many more affected by telecommunications outages.
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Judge exposes AI-generated remorse letters in Michae Win arson sentencing
Judge catches arsonist using AI to pen apology letters
Judge Tom Gilbert was unimpressed when he made the discovery after reading Michae Ngaire Win's correspondence and putting it through ChatGPT software to test its authenticity.
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Benjamin Cudby sent to prison for repeated violent attacks, strangulations of his partner
Man jailed after strangling partner more than 40 times
A man subjected his partner to almost two years of violence, including chasing her with a spade after she stabbed him following a violent episode.
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Election date announcement due as MPs gather for caucus retreats
Election date announced today
National MPs meet in Christchurch where leader Christopher Luxon is expected to announce this year's election date, while Labour counterparts gather in West Auckland.
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Kaiapoi principal steps up as national president
Kaiapoi principal steps up as national president
Jason Miles is taking two years leave as Kaiapoi North School principal to serve as New Zealand Principals' Federation president.
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2026 'the year of rebuilding confidence' in housing market, economist predicts
Will this be the year the house market makes a comeback?
Property values continued to dip last year, but lower mortgage interest rates and signs of an economic recovery point to a possible change of direction.
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New schools opening in 2026
New schools opening in 2026
Two new primary schools are scheduled to open at the start of 2026 - one in Christchurch and the other in Auckland.
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2025 in review: A year when New Zealand-India relations took off
2025 in review: A year when New Zealand-India relations took off
A significant milestone was the confirmation of conclusion of free trade negotiations with India.
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'Full circle': Canterbury Tuahiwi School opens new whare for 250 tamariki
Canterbury Tuahiwi School opens new whare for 250 tamariki
The new Tūranga Tuarua hall at Te Kura o Tuahiwi allows assemblies, sports, and cultural events for 250 students.
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Saving the marriage of journalism and the people
Saving the marriage of journalism and the people
Survey after survey has shown our trust in the news seriously slipping, but the latest one asks Kiwis why.
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Jennie Wyllie defends Netball NZ's handling of Dame Noeline Taurua saga
Netball NZ boss defends handling of Dame Noeline saga
Netball New Zealand boss Jennie Wyllie says there is still work to do to rebuild trust and reshape the Silver Ferns team environment. Audio
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Once branded the world's unluckiest city, Christchurch is now the 'capital of cool'
Christchurch: The 'capital of cool'
Our second biggest city is experiencing the type of revival that should make the rest of New Zealand envious.
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Cyclone Gabrielle Inquest: Disbelief over no centralised emergency platform
Disbelief over no centralised emergency platform during Cyclone Gabrielle
A former Civil Defence controller told an inquest that the Christchurch earthquakes had shown the need for the platform.
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Re-elected Christchurch mayor to focus on debt, liveability
Re-elected Christchurch mayor to focus on debt, liveability
Christchurch mayor Phil Mauger is grateful to be re-elected for a second term.
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Seeking brass in pocket
The Christchurch music institution, Woolston Brass, is fundraising to rebuild its quake damaged bandrooms. Video, Audio
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Councillor didn't realise she would get paid before she was elected
Councillor didn't realise she would get paid before she was elected
Lisa Bond admits she knew little about how the council worked when she was first elected.
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Christ Church Cathedral could reopen in five years in cheaper restoration plan
Christ Church Cathedral could reopen in five years
A new, cheaper restoration plan could halve the massive $85 million funding shortfall that saw work stopped last year.
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Cathedral reopening touted
Audio 11 Sep 2025The Christ Church Cathedral could be reopened in five years under a new, cheaper restoration plan, halving a massive funding shortfall. Audio
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Building a wind farm at -73 degrees: Ross Island plans move forward
Building a wind farm at -73 degrees
Antarctica New Zealand is finally moving to fix blades for its wind farm at Ross Island and get new turbines built..
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‘Leaks', 'mould' and sewage: The kura in Christchurch still waiting for permanent site
'Our kids, they don't deserve this': Kura still waiting for permanent site
Christchurch's first kura-a-iwi has spent a decade in old, decrepit buildings.
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Quake-damaged abandoned Christchurch hotel set to become five-star Sheraton
Quake-damaged hotel to become five-star Sheraton
The building was badly damaged in the 2011 earthquake and has sat abandoned ever since.
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Labour MPs gather in Christchurch to formulate election strategy
Labour MPs gather as they inch towards a tax policy
The party is inching closer to announcing its tax policy, amid growing unemployment. Audio