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NRL: Hayne accepts early guilty plea
Parramatta fullback Jarryd Hayne will miss two NRL matches after he accepted the early guilty plea on his headbutting charge today.

Christchurch flooding abates
The Civil Defence is working to stem flooding near the Avon River mouth to the estuary in Christchurch this morning.

New venture to boost Christchurch tourism
Authorities in quake-damaged Christchurch are looking to get the city's tourism industry back on track with a new "roadmap to recovery".

CTV to return to air tonight
Christchurch's CTV will be back on air tonight for the first time since February's earthquake.

All details suppressed as woman faces serious charges
All details relating to an incident for which a woman faced two serious charges were suppressed at a sitting of Christchurch District Court in Rangiora today.

Disqualified drunk driver charged after fatal crash
A 21-year-old disqualified drunk driver has been charged with manslaughter over the weekend incident.

<i>Anthony Doesburg</i>: Quake's shock brings web team back to basics
Tech editor turned to providing news sheets for embattled residents.

Book lover: Charlotte Randall
Charlotte Randall is a Christchurch-based author whose latest novel, Hokitika Town (Penguin, $30), is on the best-seller list.

Julie Wong
Julie Kathryn Wong, 37, died when the Pyne Gould Guinness building collapsed during the earthquake.

Woman on attempted murder charge
A woman has been charged with attempted murder after she and two children were hospitalised with suspected carbon monoxide poisoning early this morning. She will appear in court on Monday.

Large measures of small tragedies
Of all the small tragedies that followed the big one in Christchurch, perhaps one of the most keenly felt losses for the hospitality trade was the cancellation of Dramfest.