Christchurch
Coverage of Christchurch in the Nexus archive.
- 15 cities that were destroyed and rebuilt — and what changed
The article highlights 15 cities, including Lisbon and Christchurch, that were destroyed by disasters like earthquakes and fires, and how their reconstructions influenced global architecture, urban planning, and policy. The focus is on the transformative impact of rebuilding efforts.
- Critically endangered New Zealand parakeet gets lifeline from randy pair
A critically endangered New Zealand parakeet, the kakariki karaka, has seen its population surge due to a breeding pair, Nacho and Trixie, who produced 55 chicks since 2024, contributing over 10% of the species' total population. The pair, housed at the Isaac Conservation and Wildlife Trust in Christchurch, hatched 33 chicks this year alone.
- Investigators looking into manifesto left by San Diego shooting suspects
Investigators are examining a 75-page manifesto left by suspects in the San Diego mosque shooting, which contains extremist material against minorities and praises the Christchurch massacre shooter. The documents were found in the suspects' vehicle. NBC News has reviewed the details of the documents.
- Christchurch mass killer loses bid to overturn conviction
Brenton Tarrant, the white supremacist responsible for the Christchurch mass shooting, failed in his appeal to overturn his conviction. A New Zealand court ruled his appeal 'utterly devoid of merit', upholding the original verdict.
- Christchurch mass killer loses bid to overturn conviction
Brenton Tarrant, the white supremacist convicted for the 2019 Christchurch mass shooting, failed in his appeal to overturn the conviction. A New Zealand court described his legal bid as 'utterly devoid of merit,' upholding the original ruling.
- Christchurch gunman fails in bid to appeal against guilty pleas in New Zealand court
Brenton Tarrant, the Australian white supremacist who killed 51 Muslims in the 2019 Christchurch mosque shootings, failed to appeal his guilty pleas. New Zealand's high court dismissed his claim that poor mental health and harsh prison conditions forced his admissions, calling the bid 'utterly devoid of merit'.