Jess Gibson

Renowned McCormacks Bay sculptor Llew Summers, who died on August 1, lives on through his artwork which is displayed in public spaces across the city.

When Malcolm Pearson fancies a swim, he heads to Paradise Beach.

The Redcliffs Residents’ Association is embroiled in a battle to have large piles of rocks removed near Shag Rock.

Big issues affecting Sumner will be the focus of a community meeting next week.

A scientific study will determine the environmental impacts cruise ships may be having on Akaroa Harbour.

Under-fire Deon Swiggs has failed to get re-elected as a Christchurch city councillor. 

Under-fire Deon Swiggs has failed to get re-elected as a Christchurch city councillor. 

Eleanor Hurton has found strength in living with a disability.

A rare by-election may be held to fill two vacant seats on the Banks Peninsula Community Board.

Three water tanks modified to resemble faces have claimed their place on Teddington’s Loudon Farm.

A popular eatery is retiring its wood-fired oven after using it to cook more than 500,000 pizzas – enough to feed the population of Christchurch.

Kate Suter remembers the adrenaline rush that shot through her during her first rescue as a rookie lifeguard at the Sumner Surf Life Saving Club.

An animated tree displayed at Mt Pleasant School is beginning to flourish.

A group of Sumner residents have finally won the battle to get crime prevention cameras installed in the village.

Political pamphlets described asd "racist propaganda" are being distributed to letterboxes in Lyttelton.

Diamond Harbour residents have managed to scuttle a plan to have an alcohol free cafe built on the former Godley House site.

Lyttelton residents have come up with a list of ways to stop cruise ship visitors heading straight into the city.