Canterbury A&P Show a ‘huge success’ after 115,000 turn out
Numbers exceeded expectations despite the cooler temperatures.
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Riccarton Races abandoned after only three races
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Christchurch eye surgeon Ian Dallison pleads guilty to firearms charges
Christchurch eye surgeon Ian Dallison has pleaded guilty to firearms charges.
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Lesley Murdoch elected NZ Cricket President
Prominent sports broadcaster and commentator elected to top role.
Descent into chaos blamed on the company he kept
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Canterbury Agricultural Show: Crowds get moo-ving as show off to cooking start
26,000 passed through the gates by midday as full-strength crowds returned.
“Cruel behaviour”: Man’s fake Tinder account made ex-lover’s life a misery
Woman forced to change life after 'unwanted advances from strange men'.
Push for beach preservation gains traction
The feasibility of reinstating a groyne at St Clair Beach in Dunedin will be investigated.
Christmas festival and fireworks displays among major Canterbury summer events
A New Year's Eve celebration party will also feature at North Hagley Park, Christchurch.
Watch: Council agrees to groyne report
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Police dive squad focus search for Anaru Moana to Waitaki River in murder investigation
Burned-out car believed to be connected to man's disappearance.
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"She doesn’t want to see you go to prison, but she wants you to get the help you need."
Woman found with weapons in her wardrobe, ammo in her handbag sentenced
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Thousands flock to Addington Raceway for NZ Cup Day
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Vandalism means no surf watch
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Horse scratched on Cup Day amid allegations it was given prohibited substance
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Over 150 reports of stolen cars in one week in Christchurch
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