Legendary English actor made honorary Christchurch citizen after raising $350k
Sixteen years after first stepping onto the Isaac Theatre Royal stage, Sir Ian McKellen has returned to the Christchurch theatre he helped saveโฆ
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Sixteen years after first stepping onto the Isaac Theatre Royal stage, Sir Ian McKellen has returned to the Christchurch theatre he helped saveโฆ
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Kerre Woodham shares her thoughts on the newest conversation around the Auckland Harbour crossing.
A heritage group says the new buildings would overwhelm the area's historic centre.
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Taylor shares which New Zealand designers she's included to her curated fashion retail business, The Shelter.
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The 6,700 square metre store will also be the largest in the country.
Kiwi expert Todd Hamilton says two fighting birds were likely sparring over turf.
An independent investigation has found concerns about a 'boys club' culture among the managers of an Otago prison.
Food vendors at One New Zealand Stadium received $700,000 on the opening week.
A Fiordland mountain has been officially named in honour of former Prime Minister Norman Kirk
The Disputes Tribunal has ordered Kmart to pay a Christchurch couple $15,185.42 after asbestos was found in play sand bought for their twins, inโฆ
Wellington Girlsโ College has paid tribute to a โmuch lovedโ teacher of 39 years killed after being hit by a car during a โtrip of a lifetimeโ.
Parliament is debating Prime Minister Christopher Luxonโs decision to sack his Defence Minister Chris Penk.
Two kiwi have been filmed kicking and battering each other in a rare wildlife encounter that experts say is a sign of conservation success.