Retreat helping Cantabrians under threat
A Waikato wellness retreat that has nurtured hundreds of earthquake-frazzled Christchurch residents back to health for free may have to close its doors.
A Waikato wellness retreat that has nurtured hundreds of earthquake-frazzled Christchurch residents back to health for free may have to close its doors.
Demolition waste which included asbestos, plastics, and computer bits, were used to build a farm track outside Christchurch, a court has heard.
Student superhero Flatman, a cocker spaniel called Prince and former MP Aaron Gilmore are being talked about as potential mayoral candidates in Christchurch.
Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker has announced tonight that he is pulling out of the upcoming mayoral race.
The New Zealand Defence Force's Red Zone Cordon in Christchurch was officially lifted at a Civic Ceremony in Christchurch. The operation was the biggest humanitarian assistance mission ever undertaken by the NZDF within New Zealand soil. At the height of the response nearly 1800 NZ Defence Force personnel -- Regular, Reserve and civilian, and from all three Services -- were directly involved on the ground, with more personnel providing support from camps and bases.
Councillors are bracing themselves for a dressing down by government ministers over Christchurch City Council's failure to retain accreditation for building consents.
Stripping the Christchurch council of its building consent authority is drastic, but made by an objective authority. And other councils should take note.
The final cordon around Christchurch's quake-damaged city centre was lifted today, bringing to an end the Defence Force's longest-ever domestic deployment.
Half of Christchurch's 80,000 earthquake-damaged homes have now been repaired, the Government announced today.
Canterbury schools and early childhood centres have been praised in a report for how they dealt with the Canterbury earthquakes.
Disaster tourism in Christchurch's worst-hit eastern suburbs has been slammed by residents as totally insensitive and exploitative, new research shows.
When Lesley Thomson died in the CTV building on February 22, 2011, her daughter Alex, lost one of her best friends.
The number of drink drivers getting caught in parts of Christchurch has risen dramatically since the earthquakes.
Bob Parker is adamant his council will meet a two-week deadline to speed up its consenting process, as the Government threatens to step in if it doesn't.
Burglars are targeting earthquake damaged homes that are being repaired a week after residents have temporarily moved out.
The Education Ministry's $41 million proposed year 1-13 super school for Christchurch is set to be funded by the private sector, a document reveals.
Masked student superhero Flat Man has launched a winter offensive to help hard-up families still doing it tough in post-earthquake Christchurch.
Coroner finds Christchurch man killed himself after his home became uninhabitable.
Post-traumatic stress may only now be taking effect on workers who experienced the Canterbury quakes, an expert says,
A lawyer is before the legal profession's disciplinary body for allegedly settling a client's claim without his permission.
A new Housing New Zealand home will be built in Christchurch every day until the end of 2015, the Government announced today.
Handyman Eng Chuan Tang thought of making Australia his permanent home after hearing stories about its endless opportunities and a job market "paved with gold".