Georgia O'Connor-Harding

Christchurch nurse Nicole Smit has seen many things she will never forget while working in poverty-stricken Uganda.

Firefighters in a small Canterbury township were called after a blaze in a burn-out vehicle mysteriously re-ignited on Sunday.

The cause of a fire that engulfed an old hay shed in Canterbury in the early hours of Sunday morning is being investigated.

Celebrating the LGBTQIA+ community's pride is not something Christchurch performer Tim Maguire thinks about all the time.

A retirement village in Christchurch has taken part in a charitable campaign to honour murdered British backpacker Grace Millane.

Businesses and residents putting up with the ongoing roadworks along Riccarton Rd were relieved to hear the work should finish eight months ahead of schedule.

It will be more than six months before the public can view the designs of a long-awaited, controversial mega-facility set to be built in Christchurch.

Luckily no one was inside a caravan that caught fire at a holiday park just north of Christchurch on Sunday.

Kira Josephson could have chosen to move to anywhere in the world to accelerate her career as an actress - but she chose Christchurch.

Schools could be impacted by a Christchurch poultry plant's bid to discharge more contaminants and a foul odour into the air.

Residents of one Christchurch suburb have signalled their support to keep the police Eagle helicopter in the city after its five-week trial period.

When police went to pull over a "suspicious" motor-cyclist on Monday morning, the rider took off and led them on a brief chase along a busy Christchurch road.

A van was completely "destroyed" in a suspicious fire outside a Christchurch indoor bowls centre on Monday morning.

After more than 30 years of serving up biscuits, sandwiches and savouries - catering at a Christchurch community board’s fortnightly meeting has come to an end.

Canterbury residents fighting to stop a toxic waste treatment plant from opening in their backyard are calling on local politicians to support them.

Opponents and supporters of a planned quarry near Christchurch will have to wait a bit longer for a decision on whether the controversial project will go ahead.

A Christchurch woman is overjoyed a five-week long search to find her missing dog Tinka has had a happy ending.

When Clive Chandler arrived for his first day at Burnside High School, nothing more than two lonely H-shaped buildings stood on a large block of farmland.

An investigation is under way into the cause of a suspicious fire that broke out in a Christchurch garage early on Tuesday morning.

The long-awaited decision on an application to open a controversial quarry on the outskirts of Christchurch could be made next month.