
Heavy rain not over for flood-hit South Canterbury
From 5pm until 11pm today, rain was expected for North Otago and South Canterbury.
From 5pm until 11pm today, rain was expected for North Otago and South Canterbury.
Apricot Strudel, Gnocchi and Honeypuff are among the dogs that call Christchurch home.
A group of men have appeared in court charged in relation to a gang shooting in Kaiapoi
The best advice might be to 'cycle, stop, look' so as to avoid 'cycle, look, splash'.
The all-carbon-fibre product is designed to 'fly pretty much on the waterline'.
The beer is still in the fridge awaiting the campers' return, caretaker says.
Some farms received a quarter of annual rainfall in the first three days of the year.
The street reclaimed its title as the world's steepest after being dethroned in 2019.
Take the plunge at these away-from-the-crowds locations.
Kane Wayman was dropped at hospital early on New Year's Day but died soon after.
Kane Wayman, 46, died in the early hours of New Year's Day.
More than 1000 lightning strikes have been recorded across the North Island.
The South braces for a long night as rain and thunderstorms sweep across the country.
The pair, hurt in a rockslide, were forced to spend the night huddling at 1800m.
Roads are closed and campers on notice as heavy rain hits the South.
Homicide investigation in Christchurch after death reported to police
Emergency services were alerted earlier this morning.
Activating distress signal probably saved lives, rescuers say.
Heart attacks, assaults, overdoses, crashes, suicides, strokes - they hear them all.
Two of Canterbury's top cops awarded New Year Honours for their work leading police
One person has been killed in a crash in Harewood, Christchurch.
Three days of forecast heavy rain prompt police warning to holidaymakers.
Police are now making enquiries into the incident.
The chief executive said the trust is running about $500,000-$600,000 down in funds.
Police expect "a degree of mischief" but hope people make the right choices.
Police are seeking information on an attack at a Bishopdale address last night.
A surge in boat sales could mean less experienced people on the water, harbourmaster says.
Organisers did not know until the morning of the event whether it would go ahead.
"I told my children and everyone started crying. We just couldn't believe it."