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The continuing obstinacy of courts, police and government is thankfully no match for the determination of Joe Karam, writes Sir Bob Jones.

Police have arrested 37 people in Christchurch today during an annual end of year "Tea Party'' drinking event for university students.

To mark the Herald relaunch we're taking an in-depth, week-long look at what it means to be Kiwi. Today - why we choose NZ over anywhere else on the globe.

Director Tim Burton offers more details on the possible sequel to his 1988 comedy horror Beetlejuice.

The big picture of Christchurch, the broken city, is all too familiar. But what of the details of everyday life as its people journey down the long, rough road to recovery?

University of Canterbury will rely on its implicit government guarantee to meet payments to investors on its bonds after the earthquakes scared off students, seriously denting finances.

Non chemical spray innovator sets its sights on overseas markets

Sizable aftershocks are continuing to shake Christchurch today, as the Prime Minister says authorities need time to sort out what parts of the city will be abandoned due to quake damage.

Canterbury has a nearly one-in-four chance of another massive earthquake in the next year.