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21 Jun 2019
A budget that focuses on delivering core services while keeping rate rises to lower than signalled in the Long Term Plan will be considered by Christchurch City Council next week.
20 Jun 2019
Park rangers are zipping around some of the city’s regional parks on electric motorbikes as part of the Christchurch City Council’s push towards more environmentally friendly initiatives.
19 Jun 2019
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21 Jun 2019
This weekend you could enjoy a free family movie, visit the South Island's biggest art show, go to the theatre or take part in a community tree planting day. Which one will you pick?
21 Jun 2019
Five local organisations have confirmed their commitment to a plan designed to help improve the ecological health of Whakaraupō/Lyttelton Harbour.
20 Jun 2019
Two refugee families will be welcomed to Christchurch on Friday as the city continues its proud tradition of offering a fresh start to families forced to flee their homeland.
20 Jun 2019
Swing into the longest night of the year at a Solstice Swingathon in the central city or jump on your bike for a well-lit spin around Hagley Park.
19 Jun 2019
Small blue fish are being used to help raise awareness in Christchurch that the water that runs down our stormwater drains impacts on the health of our streams and rivers.
18 Jun 2019
A Hearings Panel has recommended that the Halswell-Hornby-Riccarton Community Board approves a change to the reserve classification for part of Kyle Park, along with management plan amendments.
17 Jun 2019
The awards are starting to stack up for Christchurch’s new central library, Tūranga.
17 Jun 2019
A major painting by one of New Zealand’s most highly regarded artists has been gifted to Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū.
17 Jun 2019
Christchurch’s unsung green guardians of city parks are in the spotlight as National Volunteer Week celebrates their collective contribution to our community.
17 Jun 2019
Public feedback opens today on a 100-year strategy for the future of the district’s water services and resources.
14 Jun 2019
Warm up your weekend with a 1940s dance, music from Andrew Lloyd Webber, a trip to the circus, or a Matariki Whānau Fun Day.
14 Jun 2019
Christchurch City Council will proceed with some initial transport projects to help manage the traffic changes likely to result from the opening of the Christchurch Northern Corridor (CNC).
13 Jun 2019
For the first time, mothers-to-be can “just add water” for a low-impact pregnancy workout at the Pioneer Recreation and Sport Centre.
12 Jun 2019
Christchurch City Council is pushing for new legislation so that councils that choose to can require all short-term accommodation providers, including Airbnb operators, to register with their local council.
12 Jun 2019
A call for community feedback on two options for improving the safety of a busy Harewood intersection has led to about 1000 submissions being lodged with Christchurch City Council.
11 Jun 2019
Escape the cold and step into the light at Christchurch Art Gallery's newest exhibition Wheriko - Brilliant!
11 Jun 2019
A hepatitis C survivor who is determined to eradicate the disease in New Zealand is the latest “braveheart” to be honoured in a Christchurch campaign focused on inspirational people.
11 Jun 2019
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10 Jun 2019
Early birds of all ages are flocking to Taiora QEII for fun, friendship and fitness.
10 Jun 2019
Work is officially under way on Christchurch’s Metro Sports Facility (MSF), with Mayor Lianne Dalziel joining the Minister for Greater Christchurch Regeneration, Dr Megan Woods, and the Minister for Sport, Grant Robertson, in turning the first sods today.
07 Jun 2019
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07 Jun 2019
Christchurch’s Hagley Oval will be the battle ground for three epic cricket clashes in the coming spring and summer as the Black Caps take on England, India and Australia.
07 Jun 2019
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