
Gun shop urges parents to buy rifles for kids
Parents object to promotion urging parents to buy air rifles for children
Parents object to promotion urging parents to buy air rifles for children
Police are continuing to search for 20-year-old Emma Beattie.
The fine weather seen around most of the country continues today.
Emergency services were called to Wylie Park in Kaiapoi just after 2pm
Police say they might not have been able to prove design errors caused the CTV collapse.
Police say the death of a Russian man in a Christchurch park yesterday is not suspicious.
Meth, guns and cash found in Ohoka, north of Christchurch, in police sting.
A second round of thunderstorms are brewing after yesterday's downpours
Erebus crew member's widower supports call for national memorial.
A Givealittle page had been set up to help Agnew's family extend the search.
A rooftop raider has stolen $200,000 from a Christchurch jewellers.
Scientists say a quake on the Hikurangi subduction zone could prove even more devastating.
Two helicopters called for climbers caught in rock fall near summit.
Homes across the country were recognised for their excellence.
The search will continue today for a 66-year-old Canterbury man missing at Lake Benmore.
George Agnew, of Canterbury, had been camping. His family last heard from him on Tuesday.
A 'phenomenal' show of support follows calls for breast milk for a terminally-ill girl.
Nine people were injured in the crash during a group bike ride in Leeston.
Indoor trainer competition wins Christchurch cyclist a team contract in Europe.
The Methven Lions Club was taken to task by activists for taking profits from the rodeo.
Urgent review ordered of Christchurch's delayed $300 million Metro Sports Facility.
Dr Jarrod Gilbert says the person who clamped the car is a "f***wit".
Culling of 5000 cattle on the infected farms in South Island has begun.
Matthew John Woods, 43, is connected with an 18-month crime spree across Canterbury.
This week will be nothing like last week's wild thunder storms
NZ's worst fire tragedy was a scandal of failures as 41 people were incinerated.
A Coroner has ruled the death of a Christchurch man and accident.
Queenstown's gondola was officially opened on November 17, 1967