Couple falsely told quake house was safe
"Whatever we pointed out - he said, 'no that's historical." A Christchurch couple say an EQC engineer who assessed their house falsely told them it was safe.
"Whatever we pointed out - he said, 'no that's historical." A Christchurch couple say an EQC engineer who assessed their house falsely told them it was safe.
A Christchurch landlord who falsified earthquake repair claims - even using her cat's name to sign a forged invoice - has offered to repay all the stolen money.
A pregnant woman who read text messages to another woman on the phone of her passed out partner was so enraged that she chucked a knife at him that imbedded in his skull.
A crash driver has been found guilty today of causing the death of his friend and leaving him to die on the side of the road — but not guilty of a more serious charge that alcohol was likely behind the fatal crash.
New Zealand's biggest general insurer has paid out more than $3.3 billion for Canterbury earthquakes damage and settled 58 per cent of claims.
A driver caused a crash that fatally injured his mate, then left him to die by the roadside before fleeing to the Gold Coast, a court was told today.
The Green Party would push for almost half a billion spending over five years on public transport in Christchurch.
A Hokitika teenager suffered serious burns after a party prank backfired in Kokatahi.
National's election war-chest has been given a half-million dollar boost by the estate of a wealthy Christchurch businessman.
Bevan Hurley sees stars over millions of light years from one of only four dark-sky reserves on Earth, from Mt John Observatory, near Lake Tekapo.
Christchurch City Council has revealed it faces a funding black hole of up to $900 million to help rebuild the earthquake-wrecked city. So does that mean asset sales?
A woman will appear in court this morning after allegedly stabbing a man in an altercation in Christchurch last night.
A body was found inside a Christchurch house overnight in what police are at this stage treating as a suspicious death.
A building crisis in Canterbury could be as widespread as the leaky home issue, lawyers say.