Timeball Station rebuild finally set to begin
Work on historic Timeball tower - damaged in 2011 earthquake - to begin in July.
Work on historic Timeball tower - damaged in 2011 earthquake - to begin in July.
The owner of the award-winning building called the case "vexatious".
The start of Treble Cone's ski season is to be postponed because of a lack of snow.
The shortest day of the year ushers in nasty weather.
Challenge for Chch to work out "how do you get the old heart to beat inside its new skin".
Police are hunting for an assailant who stabbed an elderly Southland man on Saturday night
MPI has admitted it's unsure how long it will take to remove infected oysters.
Canterbury already has the second-fastest growing Maori population in the country.
Northern areas could be hammered by heavy rain next week, while the south could get snow.
Police have cordoned off a part of central Dunedin and evacuated businesses.
A young girl fought off a man who tried to abduct her in a hotel carpark in Christchurch.
Mother of man who took his own life angered by apology for shortcomings in his care.
Police won't lay charges in relation to the quake death at St Christopher's Book Market.
A Queenstown hotel is shortlisted for one of the world's top interior design awards.
The tempest is over and now the country enjoys a spell of fine weather.
Man admits charges after ordering his dog to savagely attack publican in West Coast bar
COMMENT: The Cathedral has been left to rot for the past six years, six years too long.
Police say father and husband Kurt Sturgess is believed to have been in the vehicle.
Police are offering rewards for anyone who has information on black-market tobacco.
A former prison counsellor who posted about ex-girlfriend's abusive mother gets convicted.
Tomorrow's Interislander sailings have been canned as snow falls in the South.
Feisty Christchurch woman confronted a burglar moments after he broke into her house.
Since 2015, the Riccarton bus lounge had been a hot-spot for trouble-causing youths.
From today an active front will begin to cross the South Island, moving north.
Thieves are targeting everything from razor blades, meat, clothing, to petrol and tobacco.
His wife suffered pellet wounds to her abdomen and arm when she was shot.
A crashed tanker proved impossible to move from State Highway 6 in South Westland.
One snow-mad family went to extreme lengths to be first on the slopes at The Remarkables