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Teen seriously hurt at trampoline park
Emergency doctors have seen a cluster of injuries linked to two new indoor trampoline parks in Christchurch, including fractures, lacerations and serious spinal injuries.
Property developer loses tax appeal
A property developer's claims of an unfair tax trial have been thrown out by appeal judges.
Empty-handed burglars apologise and flee
Two would-be burglars of a Christchurch pub apologised to a cleaner and fled the building empty-handed in the early hours of this
Motorcyclist crash in Christchurch
A motorcyclist is in a serious condition after a crash in the Christchurch suburb of Cashmere.
Dalziel to remain as Christchurch Mayor
Lianne Dalziel has thanked voters for placing their trust in her as she romped to a landslide re-election victory today and pledged: "I won't let you down".
Youth gang is terrorising shoppers
Groups of marauding youths wearing gang colours are intimidating customers at a busy Christchurch shopping area and driving them away.
Firefighters battle blaze in Christchurch
Firefighters were tonight battling a blaze in a Christchurch building that was threatening neighbouring buildings.
Poll: Who do you want to be mayor?
The race to elect a new mayor for Auckland and other cities and towns round the country is drawing to a close.
Disability group dismayed in AB's actions
A disability advocate is dismayed that a prominent rugby player would treat disabled toilets with such little respect.
Christchurch rampage: Man pleads guilty
A Geraldine man led police on a 50km chase past schools and busy roads.
Jucy pod-style hotel set for business
Jucy's Christchurch-based pod-style hotel is in demand ahead of its November opening.
Why millionaire kept name secret
A wealthy Christchurch businessman and his mistress-turned-partner should not have kept their name secret, says the Court of Appeal.
Cop 'assaulted by man with screwdriver'
A police officer called out to a Christchurch home last night was allegedly assaulted by a man with a screwdriver.
Millionaire's mistress loses fortune bid
A businessman's former mistress has again been denied an attempt to claim a share of his multi-million dollar divorce payment.
Students encouraged to open up after sudden death
A woman student died at the university's halls of residence on Saturday night.
Health cuts cause long-term concern
Gabrielle Stuart looked at what five years of belt-tightening for the CDHB could look like for the community.
CDHB's financial crisis only the beginning
Community services are worried about the effect five years of district health board shortfalls could have on them.
Shock over death of 'wonderful student'
The sudden death of a "bright, wonderful student" at a University of Canterbury halls of residence has left students and staff in shock.
Sudden death of student at Canterbury
The woman died at Rochester and Rutherford Hall on Ilam Rd in Christchurch.
Stay in - it's all rain and thunderstorms
This will be a good weekend to check out the museum or cuddle up with a book as heavy showers and thunderstorms are forecast for parts of the country.
Lucky toddler a million-dollar winner
Could this millionaire toddler be the luckiest kid in Christchurch?
Digital screen use causing youth's eye damage
Too much screen use is taking its toll on young people's eyes, with children as young as five having to get treatment, Canterbury optometrists say.
Hockey: Midlands awarded Shield after recount
A miscount from Hockey New Zealand means the Ramesh Patel Shield will head to Midlands after spending just a week with Canterbury Hockey.
Garry Moore: The battle with EQC still rages
It's not only the little guy who struggles with EQC and insurance companies over earthquake repairs. Former mayor Garry Moore battles on too.
Christchurch drink driver imprisoned
The Christchurch woman who ploughed into a couple while drink driving has been sentenced to two and a half years imprisonment and will never be able to drive again.
EQC boss quits
Earthquake Commission chief executive Ian Simpson, who led the organisation through the aftermath of Canterbury earthquakes, has quit the role.
Approval for $400m irrigation scheme
Shareholders have approved the second stage of a major South Canterbury irrigation scheme.
Not guilty plea in baby assault case
A Canterbury man who allegedly assaulted a 3-month old baby has pleaded not guilty to all charges.