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Racing: Harness stakes likely to be maintained
The man in charge of New Zealand harness racing believes the financial bloodletting in the industry could be over.
Dalai Lama's 'duty' to Christchurch
The Dalai Lama says he is in Christchurch to show solidarity with its people.
Sixth largest Canterbury aftershock
A large aftershock which rattled Canterbury this morning caused stock to fall from shelves and forced some shops to close, but did not cause any significant damage.
Timaru post-mortem results expected today
A post-mortem examination on a 28-year-old woman found dead in Timaru yesterday will be completed some time this morning, police say.
New fault found below Canterbury
A previously undiscovered fault capable of generating a magnitude-7 earthquake has been found by scientists investigating bedrock off Christchurch.
Anger over quake zone gardening
There's anger this morning at photos showing council workers tending to a garden in Christchurch's red zone.
'Girth-quake' strikes Christchurch
'Girth-quake' is the new catch-word in Christchurch to describe a growing issue of burgeoning waist-lines.
Man who threatened PM loses appeal
A Canterbury farmer who sent death threats to top ranking government officials and members of Parliament has lost an appeal against his conviction and sentence.
Cat-flap burglar pleads guilty
A burglar broke into homes by reaching through the cat-flap and unlocking doors, a court was told today.
Chch schools see rise in anti social behaviour
Christchurch schools are having to cope with a growing number of cases of anti-social behaviour in the classroom.