Woman found at property with critical injuries dies in hospital
The woman was rushed to hospital just before 1pm on Tuesday.
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Building consents in Christchurch up 12%
However, residential property listings continue to remain low in the Garden City.
Woman in critical condition after serious incident at Christchurch property
Police are investigating after a woman was found critically injured in Christchurch.
'No one to talk to': 35-day wait for face-to-face youth mental health support
5197 young people have been referred to the CDHB mental health service over the past year.
Eating disorders: Govt start 'work' on support and treatment plan - advocates plea for urgency
Eating disorders breakthrough as govt starts to "plan a way forward" for patients
About 80 high-security prisoners to be sent to Otago
A significant number of high security prisoners to be moved to Otago Corrections Facility.
'Dominant issue': Councils at odds over new rules for Airbnbs
Councils and iwi working on a new combined plan to cover the whole West Coast.
Covid vaccine clinics staying open to 10pm as CDHB ramps up roll-out
The CDHB estimates vaccinations will increase to 37,000 a week by the end of August.
Thunderbolts & lightning: Heavy rain, strong winds, storms possible
Rocks Rd (SH6) near Nelson is closed after flooding caused by heavy waves.
Boar-derline: Pig hunter's kills parked up at airport
Sight of pig carcasses at busy airport criticised – but many voice support for hunter.
Moving on up: Flat that last sold for $30k could fetch $500,000
Property last came on the market in 1981.
Home detention for eighth drink-driving conviction
The man was sentenced to four months' home detention and 10 months' supervision.
Covid bubble returnees and heavy rain cross the Tasman together
Wet weather on way from west, including sodden communities hit by floods last week.
Ethanol fritters: University's warning after toxic frozen whitebait theft
'Anyone who consumes this whitebait could become quite ill.'
New salmon catch limits aim to help save wild Chinook species
Moves to limit salmon catches are critical for future generations, Fish & Game says.
Threats to kill PM: Man charged by police
Alleged threats made more than two years ago - but the man has just been charged.
Design of new Christchurch indoor stadium confirmed
Council advised the price estimate for the stadium had increased by $130 million.
Crowdfunding launch for 'The Grand' in Christchurch's Cathedral Square
140-year-old former Chief Post Office to be turned into a key visitor destination.
Former TV presenter appeals conviction for Trade Me frauds
'Cruel lie' around a dying child helped conned buyers out of $35,000.
Mike Yardley: Christchurch Indoor Stadium - who is to blame for this shambles?
OPINION: This whole saga is amateur hour on a grand scale.
Granddaughter launches own search for missing 85-year-old
No sign of their nana has taken a big toll on the family.
Businessman facing child rape allegations: More charges possible
Police analysing computers as man remanded in custody.
Foothills wins Best Young Farmers Club award
"It's a wonderful recognition of what we've achieved the past few years."
Noisy neighbour murder: 'Cold-blood' killer jailed for life
'That guy didn't deserve it,' killer Tristan Locke told cops.
Mosque attacks: Christchurch to get rare bravery award
Special bravery award comes after "acts of bravery and humanity" on darkest day.
Cash-strapped RSA sells HQ for $3.4m
New undisclosed owners will take possession of the building in October.
Covid-struck vessel with nine cases quarantined at Bluff port
The nine cases came from a total crew of 21 people.
Council's $5.7m wage error: Thousands to receive payouts
The council will attempt to contact former staff.
Tram and bus collide in Christchurch
The incident happened near Cathedral Square at about 12pm on Tuesday.
Westport flooding biggest since 1926 - scientist
More than 2000 people were evacuated on Friday and Saturday.
Holidaymakers rescued by mud-covered fire chief after night of landslides
Couple thought their mini break would be 'wonderful' ... until things turned 'wild'.
Police real-time drug tester a success
Promising results reported from the Lumi Drug Scan handheld device.