
One seriously hurt in crash between truck, fuel tanker
Main North Rd was closed between Pa and Woodend Beach Rds.
Main North Rd was closed between Pa and Woodend Beach Rds.
Some thought the "boom" was part of an earthquake.
South Islanders get their best glimpse of an aurora since 2015.
Researchers identify first Kiwi to die of suspected influenza in 1918 pandemic.
Team shows cool heads to minimise penalties and stop South Canterbury's bigger pack
"We made life terrible for them and I feel ashamed."
Croucher's family was very concerned for his welfare and wanted to know he was safe.
Tony Moore gave his mate a loaded gun he used to execute a Greymouth mum
Peter Carroll beat Marcus Tucker to death before torching his body.
Christchurch teen admits manslaughter ahead of murder trial.
Teacher facing sex abuse charges granted interim name suppression.
Sainey Marong's appeal hearing will be in Christchurch in October.
Little unmoved as forensic pathologists warn of break-up consequences.
Today's the day to get the washing on the line - the rest of the week will be rainy.
About 20 Afghan and Eritrean quota refugees are expected in Christchurch next year.
Some of New Zealand's most powerful people will be questioned by top Queen's Counsel.
Man's failed effort to prove earthquake damage means his insurance doesn't have to pay up.
Melissa Wepa killed friend who dobbed her in to police.
Driver's drunken doughnuts forced Hornby Panthers to play their games elsewhere.
Alan Manhire had been patrolling the streets of Mayfield, Ashburton, for three years.
Victim left wondering why he was attacked as police investigate.
Police are investigating an assault on a 70-year-old Christchurch man in his home.
Power cut out at 11.16am, stalling Mt Hutt's main six-person chairlift.
Coroner: "There is still so much that is not clear in this case."
Mum of boy who died from massive head injuries gives teary evidence at inquest.
Leon Jayet-Cole suffered 44 injuries, inquest hears.
A University of Canterbury spokeswoman confirmed the person was a male student.