The man accused of bashing a Christchurch woman to death with a garden ornament will stand trial for murder at the High Court.
A man charged with the 2008 murder of Christchurch prostitute Mellory Manning will stand trial in the High Court.
Custodians of the earthquake-crippled Christ Church Cathedral have today flatly rejected claims they cannot legally demolish the landmark building.
A man who allegedly smiled as he told a bank teller he had a bomb and to hand over money will see a psychiatric nurse, a court was told today.
The Anglican Church cannot legally demolish the earthquake-damaged Christ Church Cathedral, lawyers told the High Court today.
An 18-year-old charged with a fatal hit-and-run crash in Christchurch a fortnight ago has been further remanded without plea.
A young store clerk from a tiny rural New Zealand town has been identified as the mastermind behind a viral internet invite that saw more than 3000 people gatecrash a Dutch teenager's birthday and trash a village.
Quake-hardened Cantabrians were ambivalent about today's national "Shakeout" earthquake drill, with most people ignoring it completely.
The ANZ National Bank has confirmed that after almost 10 years of operating as ANZ and The National Bank in New Zealand, the two brands would be brought together as ANZ.
New Zealand music legend Ray Columbus is "doing fine" and recovering after being rushed to Auckland's North Shore Hospital last week.
The laying of concrete foundations for Christchurch's temporary "cardboard cathedral" has started this morning.
A new killer party pill has rapidly replaced ecstasy as the nightclubber's drug of choice and its use is "on the rise", drug enforcement chiefs fear.
New Zealand border police are fighting a constant battle to keep up with foreign underworld chemists developing new synthetic drugs destined to flood our shores, a top Customs official says.
A drink driver who crashed head-on into a van while five times the legal blood alcohol limit has pleaded guilty today.
The victim of a hit-and-run at the weekend says he is lucky to be alive.
A worldwide treaty banning aerosols 25 years ago averted a global catastrophe, New Zealand ozone layer scientists said today.
Homeowners who had no insurance when the February 22 earthquake damaged their Christchurch homes have been given a half-price buyout offer from the Government.
David Bain's future mother-in-law says she is "delighted" to welcome him to the family.
Design firm blunders were the "primary cause" of the CTV Building collapse in the February 22 earthquake which claimed 115 lives, Royal Commission lawyers have concluded.
A five-year $2 billion rebuild plan of Christchurch's earthquake-damaged infrastructure has been unveiled today.