the "lyttelton times" changed its name to "christchurch times" in 1929, and in 1935, production of that newspaper folded owing to intense competition, with two morning papers and two evening papers being published in christchurch at that time. "the press", which is still published today, took the morning newspaper market. the lyttelton times company was renamed to new zealand newspapers ltd and published the "star-sun" as an evening paper, as a continuation of their evening paper "the star", which had been published since 1868. production of the "star-sun" continued in the building until 1958, when the newspaper shifted to premises in kilmore street and changed its name again to "the star". it is still published in christchurch on wednesdays and fridays as a free newspaper.