Conan Young

Businesses are now spending money to have Pokemon show up at their premises as a way to get more customers through the door. Audio

Questions are being asked about oversight the Canterbury Regional Council has of a subsidised taxi scheme, after the council identified cab drivers may have claimed $420,000 for trips that never… Audio

More than 300 people turned out to a meeting in Christchurch last night to hear about botched Earthquake Commission repairs. Audio

A network of multi-million-dollar apartments is going up in central Christchurch. But will anyone want to live in them? Conan Young reports. Audio

The Christchurch City Council is accused of shameful behaviour in going back on an agreement to keep 800 notable trees on a protected list. The future of the trees is now back in the hands of an… Audio

Promised a network of 13 cycleways that would keep cyclists separated from motorists, people in Christchurch are now discovering sections of the $162-million project involve cyclists sharing the road… Audio

Police in Christchurch are still searching for a suspected gunman after two schools were briefly placed in lockdown yesterday. Audio

Christchurch home owners and businesses are struggling to pay rising rates. Ratepayers now owe 11.5 million dollars to the city council. Conan Young has more details. Audio

The threat of sea level rise is keeping Christchurch homeowners up at night. Eighteen-thousand of them deemed vulnerable were given a reprieve last year but now a new report says their houses are… Audio

A landmark court settlement two months ago has led to a growing workload for the Earthquake Commission in Christchurch. Conan Young reports. Audio

A sell-out crowd of five-and-a-half-thousand watched Joseph Parker's fourth round demolition of Solomon Haumono in Christchurch last night. Our reporter Conan Young was there. Audio

Soaring cigarette prices are encouraging more people to grow their own tobacco. Tobacco companies are crying foul, saying people who grow their own have an unfair advantage because they don't get hit… Audio

Owners of uninsured homes that qualified for the government's red-zone offer in Christchurch are back in court again, fighting for what they say is a fair offer. Audio

Eighteen years after her body was discovered in bushes near the Rakaia Gorge, the coroner has ruled the death of Kirsty Bentley was not accidental. Audio

John Britten's record-setting motorbike was unveiled at the Christchurch Art Gallery today at the launch of a new exhibition by acclaimed artist Billy Apple which officially opens this weekend. Audio

Our reporter Conan Young joins us from Christchurch. Audio