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Crown-owned red zone land along the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor is being returned to the council, marking the end of the government's post-earthquake responsibilities in the process.

The Ministry of Education says a Christchurch intermediate's roll is being reduced to encourage students to go to their local school.

Gerard Gallagher and Simon Nikoloff, who corruptly tried to profit from the Christchurch earthquake rebuild, have been sentenced to home detention.

A Hawke's Bay fruit grower has harshly criticised the government's loan scheme for cyclone-affected growers and farmers. Audio

The latest cost blowouts for hospital projects include two Bay of Plenty mental health units poised to triple in price to $150 million. Audio

The Ministry of Education has decided to push ahead with plans to reduce the roll, rejecting the school's alternative proposal.

Following the Crusaders' latest title, there's a few thoughts to run through before we pack up the second season of Super Rugby Pacific, writes Jamie Wall.

This year's "no-frills" Budget is spending nearly $11.5 billion more of taxpayers' money over four years. Here's a list of the major spending and projects.

More than 1500 travel delegates are in Christchurch for the country's biggest tourism business event.

The Tactix could be without influential defender Jane Watson again when the side hosts the Stars in a must win game in Christchurch this Sunday.

Ōtākaro Limited says there may be further disruption to a Christchurch anchor project because a subcontractor has gone into liquidation.

A new boiler system cuts Christchurch Hospital's carbon emissions by more than 50 percent, Te Whatu Ora Waitaha says.

Some residents in Nelson are still waiting for their homes to be repaired six months after they were displaced by flooding.

The completion of the first phase in the Christchurch Cathedral rebuild is being described as a huge milestone.

Two former public servants have been found guilty of attempting to profit from their work helping with the Christchurch rebuild.

Casey, who has led the government's Implementation Unit and Covid-19 Group, has been acting in the role since 28 February and has been appointed for two years.

The government is looking to remove unnecessary red tape that could prevent a streamlined recovery and rebuild following Cyclone Gabrielle.

The minister who lost the most in the government's second policy bonfire in just over a month insists it will not harm efforts to lower emissions.