Media council upholds complaint
The Media Council has upheld a complaint against the article 'Noise complaints prompt investigation into use of burnout pad'.
Russian with firearms sent email to school
An email written by a former Russian solider who died of suspected suicide during a police stand-off was sent to a school, it can be revealed.
Alleged mosque gunman: ‘I’m one of nine’
Police feared there could have been several terrorists in the city on March 15
Hot pools name debate underway
Should New Brighton be in the name for the hot salt water pools? Or should it be Christchurch hot pools?
Authorities investigate bus tech to integrate with traffic signals
New technology is being investigated to improve the reliability of the city’s bus network.
Video: Supporting children after terror attack lock down
Thousands of students were in lockdown for four hours during a terror attack on March 15. Community organisations, funded under the Government's post-earthquake Mana Ake support programme, assisted schools by helping students and families in the following weeks.
Schools combine for orchestral extravaganza
About 120 students performed to a crowd of more than 150 in the Christ’s College auditorium for the annual event.
Public to get voice in EQC inquiry
Christchurch residents are being encouraged to have their say as a public inquiry into EQC progresses.
Eight-cinema complex could open at Wigram Skies
Canterbury Property Investments Ltd has made a resource consent application to open a multi-cinema at 90 The Runway at The Landing.
Successful barbershop run out of garage
Luke Koia recently finished first at The Battle for Barber City national haircutting and beard trimming championships. He runs a salon out of his garage in Aranui.
