Canterbury

The Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister, Gerry Brownlee, has cancelled drinks he was hosting ahead of the the All Blacks test in Christchurch against Argentina. Audio

Cantabrians will have to wait another four years before being able to elect a full regional council. Audio

As temperatures plummet and snow moves in, people are still stuck living in garages in Christchurch. Audio

Singing's been heard in the Christchurch Town Hall for the first time in four years. Audio

Two new books to help children still struggling to manage anxiety after the Canterbury earthquakes are being provided to more than twenty-thousand children for free. Audio

The bitterly cold southerly flow travelling up the country has brought treacherous black ice to Christchurch. Audio

The grit trucks are out in Christchurch as the city wakes up to extensive black ice. Audio

Christchurch seaside suburb Sumner would be inundated struck by a tsunami. Audio

People in Christchurch who argue they've had a rough deal from the insurer are backing plans to double the maximum amount EQC pays out on a home destroyed in a disaster. Audio

Outdoors man and adventurer Kennedy Warne discusses cycleways, the proposed Eden Project in Christchurch and community conservation. Audio

New Zealand's first ever truffle festival is to be held in Canterbury over 11-18th July giving local growers, top chefs, restaurants and wineries the chance to show case Canterbury's 'black gold'… Audio

Demand for overseas workers in the Christchurch rebuild is showing no sign of slowing, despite comments from the Finance Minister suggesting the city's rebuild was peaking. Audio

Bridget Chamberlain has been taking part in a training programme run by Hell Pizza and IHC. The placement gives young people with intellectual disabilities the chance to gain practical skills and to… Video, Audio

Noelle McCarthy reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 4 July 2015. Audio

GP based in Kaitaia, Northland, and author of new memoir The Good Doctor, whose work in healthcare delivery has seen him acknowledged as a Sir Peter Blake Emerging Leader, Public Health Association… Audio

Executive Vice-Chairman and co-founder of the award-winning horticulture and architecture Eden Project in Cornwall, which has had 16 million visitors since 2000. He is visiting Christchurch with a… Audio, Gallery

An Ashburton Cook Islands community leader says the woman discovered dead in a Tinwald home along with her three children, always had a smile on her face. Audio

The bodies of two little boys and their five year old sister found dead in front of the TV, and their mother nearby in the hallway, have now been removed from a house in Ashburton. Audio

A New Zealand Eden is being planned for Christchurch's Red Zone. Audio

We can cross to Ashburton and our reporter Conan Young. Audio