Armed police swarmed a property in Christchurch overnight after reports of people brandishing a firearm and making threats from a vehicle. A police spokeswoman said the call came in about 1.20am from ...

Emergency services have been called to Christchurch-Akaroa Road at Little River following a single vehicle crash. A police spokesperson said they were called shortly before 4.40pm after a car went off ...

Airways New Zealand has confirmed it experienced a disruption to its main oceanic air traffic control system which temporarily disrupted air traffic services operating across the Tasman. Airways New ...

Flights bound for Australia from several New Zealand cities have been disrupted after multiple aircraft were forced to turn back. A flight from Wellington to Brisbane was forced to turn back shortly ...

Rolleston commuters are set to gain significantly improved public transport options from next month, thanks to a new partnership between Metro and Bentley Coachlines. From 1 September, the two ...

A woman shot by police in Christchurch on Wednesday night has been identified as 53-year-old Te Arohanui Pohio. Canterbury District Commander Superintendent Tony Hill said she lived at the Bryndwr ...

Multiple fire crews were called to Christchurch Airport after smoke was seen coming from a plane already on the ground. A St John spokesman told chrislynchmedia.com they were notified of an aircraft ...

New Zealand Transport Agency has endorsed a coroner’s message about the critical difference that wearing seatbelts can make, following findings on a crash that claimed the lives of four young South ...

Innes community board member and Innes Council Candidate Ali Jones has criticised decision makers for ignoring public feedback, following a vote to install several speed bumps and remove 15 carparks ...

Hornby Club workers are set to strike for the second time in a month, walking off the job tonight from 5pm until midnight in a dispute over pay and conditions. Union E tū said the industrial action ...

Police Minister Mark Mitchell has expressed his full support for the officers involved in Wednesday night’s fatal shooting in Christchurch, calling it “the worst case scenario for any police officer”.

On Chris Lynch Media’s Friday panel, Wigram MP Megan Woods and Waimakariri MP Matt Doocey exchanged strong views on political accountability, mental health services, and proposed road tolling in ...