Quake Outcasts wins settlement
Quake Outcasts group wins settlement with Government after long battle.
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Man in court over newborn baby assaults
Canterbury man in court charged with assaulting newborn baby.
Artist makes horse excrement sculpture of Nick Smith
Controversial work to protest against the Government's treatment of water quality issue.
Truck driver cut free after hitting tree
Truck driver being flown to hospital by rescue helicopter collision in North Canterbury.
Five rare sheep found slaughtered
Daniel Wheeler believes slaughter of five Campbell Island ewes was opportunistic crime.
Heavy rain causes slips to fall on roads
"Severe weather" warning: heavy rain in parts of Gisborne and northern Hawke's Bay.
Aftershock: The debacle of shoddy quake repairs
Experts believe Christchurch is sitting on a multi-billion dollar ticking time-bomb.
Man dies, girl critical after Timaru crash
A man has died following a three-car crash near Timaru in the South Island.
Christchurch quake's costly aftershocks
Christchurch homeowners have lodged legal proceedings over earthquake repairs.
Editorial: More claims from the quakes
EDITORIAL: Christchurch householders deserve insurance payouts for substandard repairs.
Weekend weather: Heavy rain for North Island
It's an inside day for most across the North Island.
Two dead, one hurt in South Island crashes
Ashburton crash occurred about 1.30am, Lyttelton smash at 10.25am.
Vote 2017: Your say - who is winning the race?
Heart Beat series: They told us about their towns. Now hear their views on the election.
Police name dead fisherman found at Lake Coleridge
The fisherman who died at Lake Coleridge has been named as John Morgan of Christchurch.
Police find body of missing fisherman near Mt Hutt
Police divers have found the body of a fisherman swept under at Lake Coleridge last night.
Arrest made over Christchurch backpacker burglaries
The arrest was made in relation to a spate of burglaries at hostels and backpackers
Q&A: The murky fate of Canterbury's rivers
Makers of a film showing in Auckland tonight discuss the plight of Canterbury's rivers.
Back to the future in Rolleston
Herald journalists talk to voters about their hopes, fears and dreams.
Q&A: When taking water hurts our fish life
Changing the flow rates of our rivers hurt the fish within them. A scientist explains why.
Lucky escape as floodwaters wash car away
Man lucky to escape after trying to cross swollen river.
Risk of mountainside collapse closes hut
Satellite images have indicated the rocky slope below Murchison Hut is unstable
Three pupils in hospital after classroom shock
The classroom has since been closed and won't be re-opened until WorkSafe deem it safe.
Majority of Kiwis back Labour's water tax
Labour's royalty on freshwater is backed by 70 per cent of Kiwis in a new poll.
Person rescued from car hanging off bridge
The incident happened on Barkers Rd in Loburn, North Canterbury about 5.30pm.
Weekend weather: Wet for some, dry for most
Settled weather is on the way for tomorrow's night transtasman rugby clash.
Teen accused of murder named
Teen accused of Avonhead murder named for first time today as Katrina Epiha.
Couriers signing for packages themselves
Customers are being told they've signed for their package, even though they haven't.
Custody after high-speed pursuit
Christopher Corfield accused of leading Christchurch police on 30km pursuit
Akaroa: Harbouring life
Shandelle Battersby gets up close to some of our rarer creatures on Banks Peninsula.
Immigration gatecrashes wedding day
Immigration officials showed up on Sukhwinder Singh's wedding day.
Ewen Macdonald: From murder accused to rugby winner
Ewen Macdonald "doesn't take a backward step, gets stuck in," his coach says.
Clues to cow disease spread
A South Canterbury farmer fears Mycoplasma bovis might now be present further north.
Death of Christchurch baby not suspicious
It is the second death of a child in Christchurch police have attended in the past week.