'Disturbing': Lyttelton Port boss responds to scathing review
The chief executive described the review as 'sobering'.
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Port company review: Bullying, sexism, racism, homophobia
97 people were interviewed, including current and former employees of Lyttelton Port Co.
Teuila Fuatai: Gaping holes in hate crime data collection
OPINION: The first step to tackling hate crime in NZ is accurately measuring it.
Christchurch terror attack: We failed. We must not fail again
Survivors and grieving families question lack of accountability.
How gunman's terror plot, tell-tale signs went undetected; PM, police apologise
Royal commission of inquiry report into March 15, 2019 attacks finally revealed.
'We should have been safe': Govt agencies failed us - Muslim leaders
They say some government agencies failed to protect their communities.
Grapes of wrath: Critic's scathing 'find a new hobby' email to winemaker
A winemaker says she is in shock after receiving the harsh message from a top critic.
The Ripple Effect: Long road ahead for mosque shooting survivors, families
The Herald revisits victims who spoke at terrorist's historic sentencing four months ago.
Never again: How will NZ prevent future terror attacks?
Royal commission report into Christchurch mosque shootings released this afternoon.
Canterbury Museum in 'dire need of repair'
The buildings leak, has cracks that let pests in, and is not insulated.
One arrested, cash and rifle seized in Mongols MC raid
It comes after two gang-related incidents earlier this year.
West Coast council bails out of 1080-pellet factory
The council invested $1.9 million in the venture in 2013 and kept it quiet for a year.
Boy, 9, caught driving drunk dad
Police stopped the boy who was driving in Mosgiel at about 7.30pm on Saturday.
6000 Christchurch homeowners apply for EQC on-sold programme
Many are pinning their hopes on this programme after finding missed earthquake damage.
Summer has arrived: Parts of Canterbury could reach 30C
Christchurch is expected to hit at least 28C on Monday.
Half-century secures country cricket team's big win
The standout performance secured Oxford-Rangiora a much-needed win.
Covid-19 risk: Fire crews couldn't board container ship leaking liquid nitrogen
Ice formed on the ship, but fire crews were unable to get on board due to a Covid-19 risk.
Drug dealer loses last-ditch 'stress' plea to keep home
Kelvin Wisely said he would suffer severe anxiety without a home to return to from prison.
Fruit growers 'doing their best' to hire NZ workers
Otago growers rubbish claims they're turning down locals for cheap foreign labour.
Nido collapse a double hit for South Auckland family
'I just called them and they have told me that they can't release any stock.'
Sex worker slaying: Psychotic killer should not have been left alone
Kaine Van Hemert was due to be admitted to a mental health facility later that day.
Thousands of dog complaints lodged with city council
7613 complaints were made in relation to things including dogs barking and wandering.
Queenstown mayor seeks legal advice over Dalziel letter
Christchurch International Airport Ltd is planning to construct an airport in Tarras.
Rafting tragedy: Family forgive survivors after horror rafting drowning
Samuel Zarifeh's death on a rafting trip on the West Coast was preventable, says Coroner.
Will Govt appoint a dedicated minister for mosque attacks response?
Official report into terror attack will be released next week: 5 key things to expect.
Marlborough Sounds double killer Scott Watson's parole declined - again
Watson says he's being held back for refusing to confess "a crime I didn't commit".
South Island on alert for fires as summer starts
Summer may be starting off cool but it won't stay that way.
'Demolition through neglect': Authorities slammed after fire at heritage building
The abandoned villa went up in flames shortly after 5.20am on Tuesday.
One-in-a-million: Extremely rare albino bird rescued in Christchurch
Research confirms less than five have been reported worldwide this century.
Number of Canterbury schools still in financial difficulty
Tai Tapu School in Selwyn needed a letter of support in 2019, 2018 and earlier.
Holocaust literature handed out in court before appearance in dock
Christchurch man was appearing in court charged with sending "offensive" message.
Homes evacuated in Porirua as landslide and flooding hits
City north of Wellington holding its breath through heavy rain after flooding yesterday.
The state of Christchurch's roads 10 years after the quakes - and what about light rail?
As new highway opens today, Herald investigates Christchurch's transport past and future.
More charges laid against two men accused of sexual assault at Christchurch bar
It comes after a police investigation into 27 complaints from women.