Latest from Christchurch Super City

OPINION: Ngāi Tahu will bring diversity and richness to the Council table.

Stadium funding could be included in the Selwyn district's next Annual Plan.

Controversy over planned development of 1710 new homes on 190 hectares of land.

Bremner sisters challenge city and province to get in behind the Black Ferns.

.Forty sections for non-permanent buildings will be offered for lease.

OPINION: Is local government structure and operation no longer fit for purpose?

An architecture expert's guide to Christchurch's best buildings - both old and new.

Concerns 12m high suburban apartments could affect sunlight, privacy, and trees.

OPINION: Auckland is a happier place as a Super City; why not Christchurch?

Turns out -8 degrees isn't as cold as you'd expect. But -13C? Forget about it. . .

OPINION: What has Scott Robertson got to do with it?

Banks Avenue School site was badly damaged in the 2011 earthquake.

If the Alpine fault goes it could leave Christchurch without mains power for six months.

Four months' worth of rain has fallen in Christchurch in July.

Construction of Otago University's six-storey Christchurch campus on Oxford Tce begins.

Here's where to find the largest little penguin colony on mainland New Zealand.

Bus services have enjoyed increased patronage, but it is still down on pre-Covid levels.

OPINION: Antarctician activities are a key contributor to the Canterbury economy.

Drunk people are leering at women, scaring children and begging for money.

OPINION: $15 entry fee dropped and moved outdoors.

OPINION: 'Why do people look to the super city of Auckland and say we want that too?'

Symbol of Kiwi ingenuity seeks new factory – and desperate for fresh workers.

New Zealand's biggest race day is "starting to feel like the old days again".

Rapid rise of new homes across the region, earthquake rebuild in full swing.

The bike was nicked from the family's garage and hasn't been seen since.

OPINION: Auckland did it, so why can't Christchurch?

The new eschew the gothic for the go-ahead, the Anglican for agnostic aesthetics.

OPINION: Work is under way to investigate transport options including rail.

Sending your son to board will cost you almost $50,000 a year.