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Feeding the arts in Christchurch
The Detail: Historic arts precinct or drive-through takeaways? The very Christchurch fight over food trucks
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Indian New Zealanders honoured at Auckland award galas
Members of the community have been recognised at award ceremonies organised by media outlets The Indian Weekender and Indian Newslink.
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Show me Shorts: Five of the best films to see at the festival
The magic of short films is there's no room for story bloat, no cliffhangers and if you don't like it, you can move on. Dan Slevin picks five of the best from this year's Show me Shorts festival.
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'Everyone is struggling to cope' - Family remembers Christchurch homicide victim
The daughter of a woman killed says family and friends are struggling to understand how something so horrible could have happened to such a lovely person.
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How 678 speeding violations by the boss went unnoticed at ECan
Organisational failure saw Environment Canterbury fail to reprimand the chairperson - that's what the council are saying.
- One dead after crash in Canterbury
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Officials were told Mosque gunman was 'outstanding young man'
A vetting officer who interviewed referees put forward for the terrorist's firearms licence application told an inquest he already knew them and had no reason to doubt their responses, integrity or…
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Real schemes, or unfunded dreams? Questions over fast-track list
A roof for Eden Park; a second bridge for Ashburton; a new dry dock for the navy. What will actually become reality?
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All Blacks bolster NPC sides for quarter-finals
As the NPC playoffs kick off this weekend, 14 All Blacks will be available for their provinces.
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Government to overhaul emergency management system
It will act on all 14 recommendations made in a damning Inquiry into last year's devastating and deadly weather events. Audio
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'A mountain lion cub in a dog crate' for Xmas: 50 years of Willowbank
The Willowbank Wildlife Reserve in Christchurch began as a family dream - and 50 years on, it's still thriving.
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Insurance settlement finally agreed to after 2021 Bromley plant fire
But the council is not ruling out further odour problems during planned remediation at the site.
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Penguins attacked by dog causes distress in Kaikōura
A local resident had noticed two penguins trying to hide in rocks, one penguin was bleeding and appeared to be injured, while the other was covered in blood.
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Canterbury Cricket mourns loss of former NZ international Brian Hastings
Former New Zealand international cricketer Brian Hastings has died. He was 84.
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No reason not to proceed with terrorist's gun licence, staffer tells inquest
Not being able to provide a relative who lived in New Zealand as a referee for a firearm licence application was not a reason disqualify it, an inquest has heard.
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Health NZ wants to cut four chief medical officer roles
Health New Zealand wants to reduce the number of chief medical officers from 18 to 14 while also promising not to cut front-line medical roles. Audio
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Rest home resident alarmed as staff cuts proposed
Residents at a Christchurch rest home are alarmed at proposed staffing cuts that will mean there are fewer people to look after them. Audio
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New Christchurch apartment complex to accommodate families of hospital patients
A charitable trust that had to turn away 600 families from patient accommodation last year hopes a new apartment complex will ease pressure.
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University challenges: More NZ students head to Canterbury to study
Universities are wrestling with each another for domestic enrolments, prompting swings worth tens of millions of dollars a year in fees and government funding.
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Christchurch terrorist got gun licence through under-resourced, stretched system
It was also at a time where he could manufacture his own military-style semi-automatics in a completely unregulated way.
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Navy divers check Manawanui, find no leaks - NZDF
The Navy says HMNZS Manawanui, which sunk off the coast of Samoa, is not leaking oil. Audio
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Final cost of Ashburton’s library and civic centre revealed
Ashburton's new library and civic centre cost $62.1 million to build.
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Victim in homicide case lay dead for 3 days before emergency services called
A man has been charged with the murder of a woman who lay dead in a Christchurch residence for three days.
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Too good to be true? Study shows people are wary of freebies
Research participants who were offered a free cookie plus payment thought maybe the cookies were poisoned