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Massey stabbing: Brutal killing culmination of evil plan, Crown claims
'I might go to prison but she'll be dead.'
Exit plan to get foreign fishermen out of managed isolation
The first intake of 240 crew members was due to leave on Tuesday.
Christchurch kerbside rubbish collection could change
The Christchurch City Council is undertaking a review of the service.
Chairs for Christchurch quake victims moving for new arena
The artist placed the white chairs opposite the CTV site on Madras St.
School prank goes wrong: Headmaster 'appalled'
Stunt with eggs and water balloons results in injuries.
Two new Covid cases in managed isolation
New Zealand's total number of active cases is now 67.
Pop-up covid testing station closes, no positive results
The temporary testing base was introduced yesterday at Princess Margaret Hospital.
Late father would have been proud of daughter's award-winning garden
Eunice Edgecombe has taken home the top spot in a Canterbury garden competition.
Massey murder-accused describes downward spiral after messy divorce
Stabbing accepted but murderous intent denied as ex-husband gives evidence.
Plans for national road trauma centre in Christchurch underway
It would help deliver road safety initiatives and technology to reduce crashes.
'Huge tension and resentment': Workers speak out over running of managed isolation facility
One worker told Newstalk ZB's Chris Lynch 'powers are paranoid'.
Excessive water charges could be back on the table for Christchurch
Councillors narrowly dumped water charges in July.
Thousands of Christchurch dogs unregistered
The council extended the registration expiry period from July 31 2020 to August 31 2020.
Could protocols for isolation and quarantine staff be tougher?
"Even with the strictest protocols some cross-infection can occur."
Champion trainer's huge gamble for NZ Cup
Champion trainer Mark Purdon has rolled the dice with one of the biggest gambles.
Melbourne Cup millionaire: How Kiwi punter turned $30 into $1 million
A Christchurch man's bet on the Melbourne Cup has left him a millionaire.
Police disappointed with Canterbury drink drivers
Seven people were charged with drink driving over Labour Weekend in Selwyn.
Pinched and pawned: 'Magpie' woman arrested after Crusaders rugby ring theft
Woman called 'magpie' found ring outside Christchurch franchise HQ.
One new Covid-19 case in managed isolation
There is also a historical Covid case to report today.
60 workers to lose jobs as Christchurch's Red Bus sold
Red Bus has sold its transport business to Ritchies Transport Holdings.
Neurological wellness centre to be built in Christchurch
Multiple Sclerosis & Parkinson's and Dementia Canterbury have joined forces on the project
Cars turned away at busy new covid testing station in Christchurch
Princess Margaret Hospital is hosting a pop-up testing station.
Christchurch shootings imam calls for calm in France
Gamal Fouda says France must separate Islam from beheadings, church stabbings.
Covid-infected worker visited chemist at busy shopping mall
New details emerge about Covid-infected worker's movements.
Nurses call for urgent review into Covid hotels
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation is behind the call.
Drowning in ducks: SPCA Christchurch urging people to adopt
A large number of four-week-old ducklings are in possession of the SPCA.
Protest against live export ship in south Canterbury today
The world's largest livestock vessel is scheduled to collect 7,945 cows today.
Bloomfield confirms first health worker case linked to infected Russian seamen
Two health workers in a quarantine facility have tested positive for Covid-19.
Second new Covid community case: Hotel staffer tests positive
The person is connected to a group of international mariners
Armed police trial popular with officers, less so with the public
Police have released the evaluation into the trial which ended in April.