Tessa Guest

Christchurch City Council has approved a million-dollar support package for residents living directly around a damaged wastewater treatment plant.

A fire in November last year has left rotting… Audio

Victims of online scams are turning to online communities for help because they are embarrassed to go to the police. Cyber security company CERT New Zealand's latest figures show more than 500 scam… Audio

A review into the New Zealand Broadcasting School has uncovered a culture of bullying and harassment, prompted by media reports of a toxic learning environment last year.

Allegations about sexual… Audio

Pressure to investigate safety at New Zealand ports is mounting after the second death of a port worker in a week.

A man was killed at Lyttleton Port yesterday while coal was loaded onto a ship.

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The government's given a cash injection to the country's largest medicinal cannabis grower - saying it could become as successful as the wine industry.

Puro is a specialist cannabis grower near… Video, Audio

'Restrictive and outdated' - that's Airbnb's assessment of new rules coming from Christchurch City Council.

Some short-term accommodation providers are being made to apply for resource consent.

The… Audio

Christchurch locals love to get on their bikes more than any other city.

In February's Aotearoa Bike Challenge, 6000 people in Canterbury recorded their rides - the most in the country - and over a… Audio

Commuters around the country are gearing up to make the most of half-price fares on public transport from Friday.

Prime Minister announced the nationwide discount on 14 March as part of a relief fund… Audio

A campaign demanding a reliable train service between the regions is gaining steam.

The Climate Change Commission has called for more public transport as the country grapples with the urgent need to… Audio

As the academic year gets under way, new rules to support students in halls of residence are being closely monitored.

The Education Code of Practice's tightened welfare requirements came into effect… Audio

Groups are springing up all over the country promoting neighbourhood connections made because of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Lockdowns cleared social calendars, giving people the opportunity to get… Audio

While Omicron cases soar in the North Island, health services across Te Wai Poumanu are still waiting for the worst to hit.

Community healthcare will bear the brunt of caring for Covid-patients and… Audio

Panellists Nuwanthie Samarakone and Scott Campbell discuss a free fares campaign, dishwasher rules, and Whanganui's new status as a 'City of Design'. Audio