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Funding cut a ‘safety issue’
A cut in NZ Transport Agency-Waka Kotahi funding to the Gore District is a "major health and safety issue", Cr Neville Phillips says.
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Inquest soon into mosque shooter's firearms licence
Fifty-one people were killed in the March 15 attacks at the Al Noor mosque (pictured) and Linwood mosque in Christchurch in 2019. File photo
Police's handling of a terrorist's firearms licence application will come under the microscope at an inquest into the Christchurch mosque shootings next month.
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Cold weather set to return
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After being lulled into a false sense of security with all the warm spring weather of late, a polar blast may bring snow to low levels later this week.
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Over 1000 vehicles expected at car show extravaganza
The 14th Kaikoura Hop promises to be "a western cowboy-themed, fun-filled four days of cars and entertainment", say organisers Doug and Fonda O’Callahan.
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Debt not always bad, council told
Bancorp Treasury consultant David Walker updates the Waimakariri District Council on the state of the economy. Photo: David Hill / North Canterbury News
Council debt is not always bad, the Waimakariri District Council was told on Tuesday.
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Another mpox case confirmed after Queenstown festival
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The Ministry of Health has confirmed a second case of mpox connected to Queenstown's Winter Pride festival.
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Chch company invents transport of the future
A Christchurch company aims to revolutionise how we travel around cities by offering a transport option that glides above the congested roads and queues of traffic.
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Landscaping company helps break down barriers
Gardeners with intellectual disabilities are mowing down barriers in Christchurch.
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Second mpox case confirmed from Winter Pride
File photo: Reuters
The Ministry of Health has confirmed a second case of mpox connected to Queenstown's Winter Pride festival.
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Christchurch parking fines to increase by 70 percent
Parking fines in Christchurch will increase from next month. Photo: Newsline
The cost of parking fines in Christchurch is set to rise by about 70 percent from the start of October.
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Dave Grohl fathers baby
Dave Grohl on stage at the Roskilde Festival in Denmark earlier this year. Photo: Getty Images
Foo Fighters frontman Dave Grohl has announced he has become a father to a baby girl outside of his marriage.
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Jeweller living in fear after man ransacked store
Marcus Cuthbert was sentenced to 25 months’ imprisonment for a string of dishonesty offending between Christchurch and Waihola. PHOTO: FELICITY DEAR
A man with more than 40 burglary convictions ransacked a jewellery store, leaving the owner so worried he started sleeping overnight at his business.
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Guilty plea in relation to death of Rangiora man
Richard Anthony Leman. Photo: Supplied
A woman has pleaded guilty to a charge arising from the investigation into the death of Rangiora man Richard Leman.
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All Whites claim dramatic draw with USA
Ben Waine of the All Whites celebrates his late equaliser against the USA in Ohio. Photo: Getty Images
By Barry Guy of RNZ
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Melbourne anti-war protesters tear-gassed, pepper-sprayed
Loud bangs have rung out across Melbourne's CBD as police pelted hundreds of anti-war protesters with tear gas and pepper spray.
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ODT quiz: September 11
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