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Slips close rail line near Kaikōura
A recently re-opened rail link between Blenheim and Christchurch has been temporarily closed by slips near Kaikōura.
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Atheists 2 cents on the Cathedral
The Society of Rationalists and Humanists says the Anglican Church should stump up for the Christchurch Cathedral's rebuild costs not the government. Audio
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The Panel with Gary McCormick and Nadine Higgins (Part 2)
Audio 11 Oct 2017Donald Trump's Brain vs Rex Tillersen's. Who'd "win" the 1Q test? What the Panelists Gary McCormick and Nadine Higgins want to talk about. The Society of Rationalists and Humanists says the Anglican… Audio
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Targeted rates for $10m cathedral grant
The Christchurch City Council will use targeted rates to pay for its $10 million Christ Church Cathedral grant, if it gains approval.
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Concerns raised over red zone plans
Proposals to build new homes in an area of Christchurch's quake-hit red zone isn't fair to its old occupants, a former resident says.
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Insight: Road to recovery - the Kaikōura quake
Nearly a year after the Kaikōura quake, Maja Burry has toured around North Canterbury as the lambing season gets underway and the tourist season cranks up, to see how the region is rebuilding. Audio
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After the flood, still high and dry
Edgecumbe residents are unlikely to be back home for Christmas, six months on from the stopbank failure and devastating flood, the local mayor says.
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Christchurch cycle trail set to open
The first project designed to repopulate Christchurch's residential red zone - a cycle and walking trail - is about to open.
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A tale of two cities
Two earthquake-hit cities are offering contrasting pictures of the national property market.
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Christchurch cenotaph could be off limits for a decade
The Christchurch cenotaph will probably remain off limits to the public for a decade, the RSA says.
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People who owe Chch rates rises 41 percent
There has been a huge increase in the number of Christchurch ratepayers struggling to pay their rates bills. Audio
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Glory, glory, Man United!
The mighty Manchester United go head-to-head in a match with an amateur Auckland team. How do you reckon the game turns out? Produced by John Baker and Justin Gregory. Audio
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Skating towards a better world
Action sports like skateboarding and parkour have helped young people in places like Gaza, Christchurch and New Orleans come together and rebuild resilience. Audio
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Can action sports help make a better world?
Skateboarding, surfing and other action sports are starting to play a role in social development, community building and even peacemaking around the world. Audio
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How the battleground seats fell
As predicted there were some tough battles in key electorate seats. Here's how the the votes fell yesterday.
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Close calls and cliffhangers: the electorates to watch
As the results come in on election night, RNZ's deputy political editor Chris Bramwell has pointers on the electorates to keep an eye on.
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Overdue rates in Christchurch up 41 percent in a year
There's been a huge increase in the number of Christchurch residents struggling to pay their rates bills. In the year to the end of June, 24,000 owed the council money, up 41 percent on 12 months… Audio
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First train since quake rolls into Kaikōura
Locals and railway workers cheered as the first freight train arrived on the reopened Picton to Christchurch line. Video
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Heritage groups relieved about Chch cathedral decision
Audio 11 Sep 2017Christchurch is being promised that workers will finally start rebuilding the city's wrecked Cathedral by Christmas. Audio
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Cathedral rebuild decision: 'Sanity prevailed'
Heritage groups are breathing a sigh of relief after the Anglican Church decided to save the quake-ravaged Christ Church Cathedral.
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Cathedral rebuild: 'there was an overwhelming 'yes'
The crumbling ruins of the quake-damaged ChristChurch cathedral are to be saved, with the Anglican Synod this afternoon voting to reinstate the building.
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Fate of ChristChurch Cathedral being decided
Members of the Christchurch Anglican diocese have spoken publicly for the first time as the Synod meets to discuss the fate of the ChristChurch Cathedral.
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Mind the generation gap as new poll arrives
Power Play - A focused and feisty third debate took place as updated polling had Labour slowly pulling away from National, writes Jane Patterson.
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'Stardust' and learning from Winston: the debate zingers
Tonight's fiery and aggressive leaders debate delivered a number of burns from both contestants.
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Leaders trade blows in feisty third debate
Bill English and Jacinda Ardern have duked it out in their most fiery debate, talking over each other often in front of a raucous crowd.
