Another sinkhole has opened up in Lyttelton Manor. Image: Supplied Another hole has opened up in Centurion this week, this time at the corner of Trichardt and Van Riebeeck Streets in Lyttelton Manor.

More than 1,300 people attended, enjoying free entry and a guided tour around the Gladstone Gaol which was built in 1881 but has been closed from the public since June 2022. The Gladstone ...

Fire and Emergency crews have recovered multiple people trapped inside a tank, understood to be on a ship at Christchurch's Lyttelton Port. Video / George Heard Four people have been taken to ...

Rachael Hood According to many, this gaol, or jail, gives its visitors one of the most unique looks into the darker side of Irish history. Occupied from 1796 to the 1920s, the prison housed many ...

From shaking up St Patrick’s day themed cocktails to tuning into the Six Nations match McConnell’s Distillery at Crumlin Road Gaol has a full day of festivities lined up. The team will be ...

Cooma Gaol’s challenging history as the only known prison in the world specifically used to incarcerate gay men, transwomen, and non-binary people, has been formally recognised with its listing on the ...

Cooma Gaol's challenging history as the only known prison in the world specifically used to incarcerate gay men, transwomen, and non-binary people, has been formally recognised with its listing on the ...

Two people have been found unconscious inside a ship’s tank at Lyttelton Port this morning. Emergency services were alerted to the incident at 9.41am. Lyttelton and Christchurch fire crew rescued both ...

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Four people needed to be treated after a chemical incident at Lyttelton Port in Christchurch on Friday morning. A Fire and Emergency (FENZ) spokesperson said they were called around 9.40am on Friday ...

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The excitement mounts for Ōhinehou Lyttelton's multi-venue arts and music festival Port Noise 2025, hosting a dazzling variety of adventurous artists from throughout Aotearoa and beyond this Saturday.