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CTV presenter haunted by dreams of dead colleagues
In his dreams, Rob Cope-Williams still walks the corridors of the old Canterbury TV...
Rawiri Taonui: Paul Holmes, a cheeky Pakeha?
It is a sad day when a great writer repeats the prejudices of the past. The latest offering from Paul Holmes regarding Waitangi Day
South Island skifields: A ticket to slide
Tourists heading for the snow this winter will be able to get extra flexibility from a scheme run by South Island skifields.
Jarrod Booker: My year of living shakily
The big picture of Christchurch, the broken city, is all too familiar. But what of the details of everyday life as its people journey down the long, rough road to recovery?
Linda Parker
Linda Rosemary Parker, a community carer, was last seen leaving a disabled client's home for a doctor's appointment in the CTV building shortly before it collapsed in the earthquake.
Iris Bottling
Reta Stewart, 88, was named by police as a victim of the Christchurch earthquake on February 3, 2012.
Elizabeth Sinclair
Elizabeth Sinclair, 76, was named by police as a victim of the Christchurch earthquake on February 3, 2012.
Key bats away talk of cronyism
The PM has dismissed accusations of cronyism in the Govt's choice of appointments to boards and working groups.
Dairy Holdings shareholders buy out remaining investors
Shareholders of Dairy Holdings Ltd, which owns 58 dairy farms in the South Island, have bought shares owned by the collapsed South Canterbury Finance.
'It's not me' - Wizard can't magic away mystery debt
They've no idea what to make of the strange people who have appeared on the far riverbank....
Electrocuted man's wife also hurt in incident
A woman seriously injured when a power line fell from a pole on a Hurunui farm, killing her husband, is in a stable condition.