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Alleged threats made more than two years ago - but the man has just been charged.
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Design of new Christchurch indoor stadium confirmed
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The ceremony was first postponed in December and then again in March.
Crowdfunding launch for 'The Grand' in Christchurch's Cathedral Square
140-year-old former Chief Post Office to be turned into a key visitor destination.
Former TV presenter appeals conviction for Trade Me frauds
'Cruel lie' around a dying child helped conned buyers out of $35,000.
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Mike Yardley: Christchurch Indoor Stadium - who is to blame for this shambles?
OPINION: This whole saga is amateur hour on a grand scale.
Granddaughter launches own search for missing 85-year-old
No sign of their nana has taken a big toll on the family.
Woman finally admits stealing $90k from her grandmother
Sarah Jane Day denied ripping off her grandmother, draining her bank accounts dry.
Businessman facing child rape allegations: More charges possible
Police analysing computers as man remanded in custody.
Foothills wins Best Young Farmers Club award
"It's a wonderful recognition of what we've achieved the past few years."
Council's role in river waste dumping 'extraordinarily embarrassing'
The council did not initially say it had faced censure over the incident.
Noisy neighbour murder: 'Cold-blood' killer jailed for life
'That guy didn't deserve it,' killer Tristan Locke told cops.
Thieves target Riverton whitebaiters' huts
Items taken include fishing gear, vehicle batteries, gas cookers and potbelly stoves.
Man who hit six vehicles, injured police dog jailed
A trainee police dog was injured as a result, the court heard.
Mosque attacks: Christchurch to get rare bravery award
Special bravery award comes after "acts of bravery and humanity" on darkest day.
Heavy rain: Flood-hit region bracing for second wave, parts of North Island on alert
Metservice is forecasting a front will move across the country later today.
Cash-strapped RSA sells HQ for $3.4m
New undisclosed owners will take possession of the building in October.
Council's $5.7m wage error: Thousands to receive payouts
The council will attempt to contact former staff.
Childcare centre and marae evacuated after possible explosive material found at park
A childcare centre and marae in the area have been evacuated as a safety precaution.
Tram and bus collide in Christchurch
The incident happened near Cathedral Square at about 12pm on Tuesday.
Killer's mother on trial for allegedly helping to dispose of evidence
She allegedly helped him collect items which would tie him to the crime.
19 crew on Bluff container ship still waiting on Covid-19 test results
It was the third vessel in New Zealand this month to have crew test positive to Covid-19.
Holidaymakers rescued by mud-covered fire chief after night of landslides
Couple thought their mini break would be 'wonderful' ... until things turned 'wild'.
NZ's Great Indoors: The best indoor activities and events, covered
Good reasons to stay indoors this school holiday.
Hot-air balloon crash: Last injured passenger discharged from hospital
There were 11 people on board the hot-air balloon when it crashed.
State highways still closed after flooding, slips
The NZTA says workers will be out first thing this morning.
West Coast house 'significantly damaged' in fire
Fire and Emergency NZ will be on-site assessing the cause of the fire this morning.
Six police cars 'jumped on' and damaged in Queenstown
Eighteen-year-old due in court after patrol cars damaged at Queenstown police station.
'Elaborate fraud': Duped lenders give relative $20k under pensioner's name
"They didn't care. They didn't do their job properly."
Christchurch broadband getting a turbocharge
City also gets its first profit payout from UFB operator Enable Networks.
Anti-vax flyers 'antagonise': More than 800 reports of Covid misinformation, scams
Numbers likely represent a fraction of the problem as most just throw flyers in the bin.
Four arrested as AOS raid near Dunedin follows serious assault
One person has been taken to Dunedin Hospital with serious injuries.
'Blown away': Thousands descend on South Island's main centres to protest
Tractors, utes and dogs turn out in force in nationwide farmer protest.