Mayor Shadbolt hits back after report says he is 'struggling'
Report highlighted a leadership void, but Sir Tim said he would not resign.
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$60 million sale of PWC Centre shows Christchurch as 'serious investment destination'
The sale represents a yield of 5.6 per cent.
Much-needed economic boost: Queenstown marathon draws in thousands
Around 11,000 runners descended on Queenstown for Saturday's marathon.
Camping under Covid-19: Rules set out for summer visitors
A newsletter was sent to people with a booking at the Kaiteriteri Recreational Reserve.
World's best wildlife photographs coming to Canterbury
The Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition was held in October.
Here comes the rain: Flooding 'possible' later this week
Get the umbrellas out - rain is on the way.
Stopping for ducks reason for Otago crash
A car stopped for the ducks while they crossed the road.
Extension for companies competing to build Christchurch's new stadium
The $473 million covered arena is set to open its doors at the end of 2024.
Westfield local heroes: Christchurch barber's bid to stop family violence recognised
The barber has made it his mission to help cut toxic masculinity out of the lives of men.
Blackberry cushion may have saved man after fall from cliff
It is not yet known how the accident occurred but the man was able to call for help.
Youngsters step up in latest round of Canterbury Country cricket
.Weedons got back on track with a hard-fought win over Southbrook.
Lake Ōhau fire: Insurance bill for damage released
The community was devastated by a fire earlier this year.
Canterbury designers win big at architecture awards
Canterbury designer Michael John was recognised for his work on Thornton Earl Manor.
Family question absence of health and safety probe over Christchurch death
Kellyanne Pattinson was killed in a crash near Timaru in January 2018.
Dunedin house fire: Woman yelled to children to 'get out'
Devastated mum suspects embers on a neighbouring property sparked blaze.
'Traumatised': Woman attacked by 'pig dogs' at picnic spot
Horrified daughter looks on, believing her mother and pet would be killed.
Another community Covid case, six now linked to cluster
Can we go into the weekend without a fresh community case?
Lights, camera, action at Hagley Oval
Six broadcast quality lights are now installed so matches can be played at night.
Southland highway closed after milk tanker, car crash
One person was flown to hospital with serious injuries.
Revealed: NZ Govt feared public backlash to hosting Rugby Championship
Officials backed Rugby Championship hosting but raised concerns over "perceived bias"
Drugs, buried clothes and a hilltop mansion: The tragic end to US polo star's life
One tragedy. Two mates. Two stories. It was up to the jury to decide who to believe.
US polo star's spa pool death: Gasps in court after man acquitted
Joe McGirr has been found guilty of attempting to pervert the course of justice.
New $20 million school announced for Rolleston
The Education Minister has unveiled school building projects across the South Island.
Bringing Kiwis to Queenstown for their OE
'Kiwi OE' will provide workers guaranteed jobs and accommodation in the hope they'll stay.
Sell-out of Queenstown 'sugar bowl' chairs to lift local charities
The $150 sugar bowl chairs were sold within hours on Friday morning.
Tanker with Covid-linked crew gets go-ahead to berth at Lyttelton
The vessel was banned from the port yesterday while its passengers awaited test results.
Driver escapes without serious injury after car crushed in Oamaru
The man was travelling under a railway overbridge in Oamaru when his car was crsuhed.
Bromley odours still on councillors' agenda
Council is confident it could 'reduce the odour to a level where it is not offensive'.
Hostels face closure with no backpackers this summer
The pandemic has limited the amount of tourists allowed in NZ and hostels are suffering.
Farmer-led projects to receive more than $6m
It hopes to deliver up to 300 plans to improve land management and the environment.
'It's been hard': Pike River families remember those lost 10 years on
The bodies of the men who died at Pike River still lay deep inside the mine.
Chris Lynch: Chch Council shouldn't blame residents for water woes
"Residents are being asked to save water - but it's the city's pipes that are to blame."
Ship from Australia refused entry to Christchurch port
The vessel will remain anchored until Covid-19 test results come back.