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Woman fatally stabbed in Christchurch as she left work
A man known to the woman faces charges relating to the incident in Ilam.
Murder charge after fatal Christchurch stabbing
Police can now confirm stabbing victim was 28-year-old woman.
M. bovis: Four more Canterbury farms infected
But another four farms have had their infected property status lifted.
Booze baron's tax dodge
Christchurch man who admitted his role in a $380,000 tax dodge is ready to repay.
Terror teen turning life around
Teen didn't go through with Christchurch terror plans
Christchurch gym creates dedicated 'selfie room'
Gym goers in Christchurch now have a room dedicated to their fitness selfies.
Grounded yacht may face the chop
Lack of wind and motor power contributed to yacht's grounding at Christchurch.
Kindy teacher 'went to work and never came home'
Much-loved kindy teacher killed in West Auckland crash was just five minutes from home.
Mystery surrounds yacht on beach
Another salvage bid planned for high tide tonight for mystery yacht on Christchurch beach.
String of car thefts: Three teenagers arrested
Driver flees, later found hiding up a tree after hour-long manhunt using police dogs.
Preschool teacher denies sex charges
Christchurch teacher facing 18 charges, including rape, will stand trial by jury.
Video released of dog attacking fur seal
Three seals were killed by dogs on Christchurch beaches last year.
Son jailed after bashing mum with frying pan
Peter Parekh says he "snapped" during argument with his 74-year-old mother.
Carpark rage: Trapped siblings smashed their way out
Siblings admit a charge of intentional damage.
Man denies drugging women at bar
The man denies drugging the women before sexually assaulting them
Death of microlight pioneer shakes community
Trevor Barrett, 71, died after his microlight aircraft crashed on Saturday.
Race-fixing: Racing figures granted name suppression
Seven people were today granted interim name suppression by a judge.
Horse racing figure pleads not guilty to match-fixing
A Palmerston North man appeared in court on a match-fixing charge.
'Almighty bang': Occupant injured in Chch house explosion
A contractor was working inside a house across the street when the explosion went off.
Screams as pedestrians struck by car in Christchurch
Reports of multiple pedestrians injured.
Man charged over theft of four vehicles
A man is in custody in Christchurch facing charges over theft of four cars
Horse trainer fights to keep name secret
Ten people charged after police probe into NZ harness racing
Christchurch house party murder trial set down for April
Alicia Nathan died at a Christchurch house party last year
Christchurch murder trial adjourned
A teen who admitted manslaughter will be sentenced next week
Shock after police arrest suspect during meeting with lawyer
Courthouse arrest sparks high-level talks.
Gone in 60 seconds: Car dealers hit by thieves
'They were wearing gloves, these guys knew exactly what they were doing.'
Race-fixing probe: Big-time punter — 'I'm innocent'
'I thought it was a joke but now people are being charged I'm taking it more seriously.'
Northland's Mycoplasma bovis-infected farm confirmed as east of Dargaville
Northland's Mycoplasma bovis-infected farm confirmed as east of Dargaville.
Harness racing scandal: Accused appear in court
Three more people have been caught up in a major police probe into alleged race-fixing.
Race-fixing scandal: Kiwis can still punt
Races and punting still on despite police probe into NZ harness racing
Value-add paying off for Landcorp
State-owned Landcorp says its value-add policy is paying off.