Light festival proves a big hit
Large crowds lined up for the opening night of the 'Illuminate Light and Sound Experience' in Christchurch's Botanic Gardens.
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Company hits ball out of park with donation
Company hits ball out of park with donation
Talk about being good sports.
Funding cuts cause tunnel trail rethink
Funding cuts cause tunnel trail rethink
The team behind a major Dunedin cycleway project say cuts to government funding mean it will have to be drastically scaled down.
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Funding cuts hit tunnels trail plans
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Funding cuts hit tunnels trail plans
The team behind a major Dunedin cycleway project say cuts to government funding mean it will have to be drastically scaled down.
Otago and Canterbury set to reignite rivalry
'Battle of the South Island': Otago and Canterbury reignite rivalry
The NPC is heating up in the South Island ahead of this weekend's derby between Canterbury and Otago at Forsyth Barr Stadium.
Canterbury and Otago set to reignite rivalry
'Battle of the South Island': Canterbury and Otago reignite rivalry
The NPC is heating up in the South Island ahead of this weekend's derby between Canterbury and Otago at Forsyth Barr Stadium.
Fed-up cyclists naming and shaming drivers
Fed-up Christchurch cyclists naming and shaming drivers
Videos of Christchurch motorists running red lights and performing other dangerous manoeuvres are being posted online by fed-up cyclists.
Bad drivers held to account by cyclists
Cyclists film red light runners to name and shame bad drivers
Videos of Christchurch motorists running red lights and performing other dangerous manoeuvres are being posted online by fed-up cyclists.
Bid to keep the art of bell-ringing alive
Cathedral group on a mission to keep the fading art of bell-ringing alive
A group of Christchurch musicians are on a mission to make sure the age-old art of bell-ringing doesn't fade into the background.
Stedman's family in Paris to see him win silver
Will Stedman's family in Paris to watch him win silver medal
Christchurch Paralympian Will Stedman's family say they were "relieved" and "very, very proud" to see him on the podium after the 400m T36 final.
Massive mastiff a softie at heart: owner
Massive mastiff a softie at heart: owner
Clifford the big red dog has some competition — a giant Mosgiel hound called Blue.
Government commits $13m towards Pages Rd bridge replacement
Government commits $13m towards Pages Rd bridge replacement
The Government has confirmed it will partly fund the Pages Rd bridge replacement in Christchurch through a $1.8 billion investment in Canterbury's transport system.
Ceilidh brings Scottish party to Arthurs Point
Ceilidh brings Scottish party to Arthurs Point
Arthurs Point became a celebration of Scottish heritage on Saturday, as revellers lined up for a big night of line dancing and haggis at new brewery and distillery, The Cargo Collective.
Youth ambassador Lochie Win continues cancer mission
Youth ambassador Lochie Win continues cancer mission
One of the Cancer Society’s youngest — and most determined — fundraisers has been recognised for his ‘‘superstar’’ work in supporting the charity.
Slow start to whitebait season
'Haven't seen bugger all': Slow start to whitebait season on the Avon
As eager whitebaiters flock to rivers in Christchurch for the start of the season, the small freshwater fish seem to have gone into hiding.
Rugby juniors test their skills
Rugby juniors test their skills
It was a chance to test their skills on some of the most picturesque rugby grounds in the country.
Fabulous fungi: Wool meets fashion, science
Fabulous fungi: Wool meets fashion, science
Mushroom-inspired creations that veered from Wellington to Alexandra stole the the WoolOn show.
Prodigy on the keys and skis
Prodigy on the keys and skis
It's one thing to be a gung-ho ski racer - it’s another to also be an accomplished pianist.
‘It’s a miracle to have it’: base building opens
‘It’s a miracle to have it’: base building opens
The weather gods delivered snow during the Snow Farm’s official opening of its new base building last Sunday, boding well for this weekend’s signature event, the Merino Muster, and the continuation...
Charity’s true impact revealed when its help is needed
Charity’s true impact revealed when its help is needed
Daffodil Day impacts you in a very different way when you become the recipient of the services it is fundraising for, one cancer patient says.