The Latest Breaking News from Christchurch

Six absurdist and humorous signs have been planted around Christchurch in New Zealand, which is a combination of art and social commentary. The artist? It's Cameron Hunt.

Six absurdist signs resembling official city council information boards have popped up across New Zealand’s second-largest city

Rain washes out the first match of the series at the Hagley Oval in Christchurch

Julie Buckley was last seen alive in January

Political and social reformer Kate Sheppard is famous for leading the campaign that saw New Zealand women become first in the world to gain the right to vote on September 19 1893. We don’t normally think of her as a cook.

A military court sentenced a New Zealand soldier on Wednesday to two years' detention for attempting to spy for a foreign power.

The soldier came to law enforcement attention as part of an operation after a 2019 terrorist attack on two mosques in Christchurch, when a white supremacist opened fire on Muslim worshipers, killing 51.

Rugby's Super Round will return and officially launch Christchurch's new, 25,000-seat roofed stadium in a three-day event that spans Anzac Day.

The Australian government officially categorised the white supremacist Terrorgram Collective as a terrorist organisation last month – after it was linked to an alleged plot to kill a New South Wales Labor MP. A decentralised network, Terrogram mostly operates on the messaging app Telegram.