'Almost broke me': 30 per cent rate rise divides council
All discussions about rate increases are being held in workshops closed to the public.
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Fire and Emergency NZ responded to the house fire in Christchurch on Monday.
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More than half of those surveyed reported being treated unfairly due to their work.
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The pioneering comedian and satirist passed away last week, aged 76.
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The snow is expected to settle but not for long.
Paraglider crash: Emergency services responding
A police spokesperson said a helicopter was on the way.
Man finds person wearing his clothes, walking his dog, trying to get into his car
The person was wearing his clothes and leading his dog.
Rare piece of Queenstown real estate on market for first time since 1913
The land has 110m of frontage to Frankton Rd and rises from 22m to 45m above lake level.
Review of Covid wastewater testing needed - Michael Baker
We still don't know how effective NZ's sewage testing is, expert says.
Armed robberies: Teen charged, appears in court
Cash and cigarettes targeted in spate of armed robberies over weekend.
How a Kiwi-based app became a 'game-changer' for schools in Covid lockdown
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Wild weather: Thunderstorms on way as band of rain sweeps North Island
Much of the country can expect some rain on Monday - but not Christchurch.
Millions paid out for injuries caused by man's best friend
ACC has revealed there were 2957 new claims for dog injuries in Christchurch in 2020.
Mayors slam Judith Collins for 'fear-mongering'
Aaron Hawkins says National leader's comments are a 'desperate dog whistle strategy'.
Cold case: Is a Kiwi mum the key to solving 72-year-old mystery?
Mystery may be solved after exhumation order signed off.
Christchurch Call marks two years, hones in on 'online journeys' to radicalisation
Six more nations have joined the Chch Call, which is turning its focus towards algorithms.
Christchurch Call: Tech giants, governments meet in push for action
Global group started by Jacinda Ardern in 2019 is meeting in a virtual summit this week.
'That scares me': Richie McCaw breaks silence on NZ rugby's ugly spat
Exclusive: After months of silence, ABs great has his say as Silver Lake fight gets messy.
'Atrocious': Police crack down on motorists using phones
The fine for using a phone while driving increased from $80 to $150 from April 30.
Lancaster Park site redevelopment progressing
The history of Lancaster Park dates back to 1880.
'I wish I never took her': 9-year-old was watching grandad whitebait before drowning
Emily Branje died after being swept out to sea in September 2019.
Person dies in incident involving ride-on lawnmower
Emergency services were called to the incident in Rakaia just after 8.30pm.
'The memory still haunts me': Man sentenced for groping at Dunedin bar
Mark Stephen McNeill was found guilty of indecent assault at a trial in February.
Apprehension, kindness and cruelty as Countdown reopens
The violent attack appears to have brought out the best, and worst, in the community.
Killer's death in custody forces change
Hours after his appeal for murdering Amber-Rose Rush failed, Skantha was dead.
Museum row: 'Authoritarian' leadership claims expected to be discussed behind closed doors
Museum board says 'outstanding' director has its full support.
21-year-old arrested after ambulance station burglary
A 21-year-old man will appear in court later this month.
TSS Earnslaw: 108-year-old steamship takes a rest
Routine hull-strengthening work will take place and new rescue crafts will be installed.
Briscoes: Report of knife incident at Christchurch store incorrect
"No such, or similar, incident has occurred," a spokesperson said.
No response to mayors' letter over journalism job cuts
A Southland mayor is concerned about dwindling journalist numbers in the area.
Lack of rules around underwater noise endangering animals - institute
Noise from pile driving, ports and boats can cause deafness in whales and dolphins.
Southern health board to outsource cancer treatment
The radiation oncology treatment waiting list reportedly stands at a record 157 patients.