A decade on from the Christchurch quakes, 103 people who received physical or psychological injuries - or both - in the disaster are still claiming ACC.
Memorials to Charles Upham, New Zealand’s most decorated soldier, and Sergeant Henry Nicholas, Canterbury’s first Victoria Cross recipient, have been restored in Christchurch.
Frank Endacott has dealt with an extensive injury toll this year, but the loss of a non-playing member of the Northern Bulldogs has hurt this Canterbury Rugby league premiership campaign the most.
Christchurch City Council’s decision to stage an expo at the new government-owned Te Pae convention centre instead of its own Venues Otautahi-run facilities is under scrutiny.
The new Racing Integrity Board has embarked on its first major investigation after a costly canine enteric coronavirus outbreak in Christchurch forced the cancellation of greyhound meetings...
A Korean War veteran’s campaign to have the family plot of Canterbury’s first Victoria Cross recipient repaired following earthquake damage is on the brink of victory.
Sue Honeybone feared the worst when she saw her Fiat 500 was involved in a collision that left another car wedged between a power pole and fence outside a Christchurch apartment complex.
The Racing Minister is under fire amid claims the image of a new organisation formed to police the industry has been compromised by a Christchurch board member’s link to a controversial harness trainer.
Sydenham has no qualms about facing champions Lincoln University in the first phase of the Christchurch Metro Cup play-offs, and not just because their season will continue regardless.
Vicky Qiao was dispensing beauty advice, duty free, at Christchurch Airport when it became apparent a departure was imminent - Covid-19 was bound to force a career change.
Vicky Qiao was dispensing beauty advice, duty free, at Christchurch Airport when it became apparent a departure was imminent - Covid-19 was bound to force a career change.