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UPDATE: Operation Linen
A long time coming: new book investigates complex story of Ngāi Tahu’s Treaty settlement
Operation Linen: Appeal for information
NZ police seek witnesses to Christchurch assault
Young climate change activist: See change Christchurch
UPDATE: NZ police investigating death seek sightings
NZ police investigating death seek sightings
Marrickville venue to be shut for COVID breaches
Criminal networks targeted as Strike Force Raptor execute high-visibility police operation, NSW
Ngāi Tahu Treaty settlement subject of new University of Canterbury study
Weka Pass Road crash
NZ police release name over Tekapo fatal crash 25 October
NZ police release name over Kaiapoi boating incident
NZ police seek sightings of car after Temuka assault
New screening programme set to target high rates of bowel cancer in South Canterbury
Research inspires journey into politics
University of Canterbury inventors win big at NZ’s first HealthTech innovation challenge
NZ police acknowledge findings of IPCA report into interaction with Paul Tainui
Holidays could be answer to COVID blues: research
University of Canterbury launches free global online short courses
One person dies after a boat-related incident
Man dies after incident on October 17
Second person dies after Montrose collision
Police are responding to fatal collision in Montrose
NZ police make arrests, witnesses sought – Bishopdale firearms incident
NZ police accept IPCA findings
University of Canterbury renews hosting rights for Antarctic Headquarters
Investigation after assault, Rangiora
NZ police acknowledge IPCA findings 13 October
Pandemics, Protests, and Populists: 2020 Presidential Election
QuakeCoRE awarded $31.5 million TEC funding
3100 jobs created through marae upgrades
Proglacial lakes are accelerating glacier ice loss
Combining education, science and dance
NZ police acknowledge IPCA report 8 October
Ruakura Inland Port development vital infrastructure for Waikato
Analysis shows how Greens have changed language of economic debate in New Zealand
Canterbury and Canada combine in online Indigenous Economics course
Night gallery lighting up streets of Christchurch
Shaved heads and sonnenrads: comparing white supremacist skinheads and alt-right in New Zealand
NZ police seek information after crash, SH 75
NZ police treating fires as suspicious in Timaru overnight
Bridging gap between remote sensing and tree modelling with data science
Early computer-generated music fascinates international virtual audience
Beethoven concert a rare chance to hear composer’s music on an early piano
Government confirms new acute mental health facility for Lakes DHB
Passion for storytelling sparked at UC
A sustainable new solution for ageing, corroding infrastructure