Frustrated property developer to lay complaint
A property developer is laying a complaint with Christchurch City Council after a rejected consent delayed his housing build by six months.
Dylan Smits
ECan seeks exemption to bikes on buses ban
ECan seeks exemption to bikes on buses ban
Environment Canterbury has requested an exemption to NZTA's controversial bike racks on buses ban.
Exemption to bikes on buses ban
Exemption to bikes on buses ban
Environment Canterbury has requested an exemption to NZTA's controversial bike racks on buses ban.
Frustrated developer to lay complaint
Frustrated Chch property developer to lay complaint
A property developer is laying a complaint with Christchurch City Council after a rejected consent delayed his housing build by six months.
No support for milestone anniversary event
No support for milestone Canterbury anniversary event
Should Christchurch City Council support a large public event to mark Canterbury’s 175th anniversary this year?
Adventurers glimpse disappearing heritage
Urban explorers searching for new adventures as derelict buildings disappear
Post-quake Christchurch was a haven for urban explorers - but as derelict buildings are demolished they are now looking for new adventures.
Residents’ advocate wants seat at council
Residents’ advocate wants seat at Christchurch council table
A key figure in the fight against suburban housing intensification is making a bid for the Christchurch City Council.
Radich hopes to collaborate with Chch to secure events
Radich hopes to collaborate with Chch to secure events
Behind-the-scenes talks are under way to see how Christchurch and Dunedin can share big ticket events when the $683 million Te Kaha stadium opens in the Garden City next year.
Co-operation or arm wrestle for bums on seats?
Chch v Dunedin: Co-operation or arm wrestle for bums on seats?
Behind-the-scenes talks are under way to see how Christchurch and Dunedin can share big ticket events when the $683 million Te Kaha stadium opens in the Garden City next year.
Restored relic heads back to explorer’s base
Cantabrians to return restored relic to explorer’s Antarctic base
Two Cantabrians will help take a treasured book from Robert Falcon Scott’s ill-fated South Pole expedition back to the ice.
Nuk gears up for his next fundraiser
Nuk Korako gears up for his next fundraiser
Nuk Korako is preparing for a 1450km journey to raise funds for Cholmondeley Children’s Centre as the charity celebrates its centenary in 2025.
Magpie flies free after tower rescue
Mission to free magpie trapped on fire station tower
Firefighters in Christchurch are known for rescuing cats stuck up trees or ducklings trapped in drains - but how about a magpie stuck on a fire station siren tower?
Steak back on the menu for Renee
Steak back on the menu for Renee after jaw operation
Christchurch woman Renee Veal will soon be eating food she has not been able to enjoy for 11 years after she had life-changing jaw surgery this week.
바카라 사이트 처치 청소년 노동자 글로벌 eSports Glory
Christchurch youth worker shooting for global esports glory
Solomona Faitaua-Nanai played centre on the basketball court at Christchurch and Shirley boys' high schools. Now he is at the centre of the booming world of international esports.
살인자는 '바카라사이트 소닉 영원히 머물러 있어야한다': 살인 피해자는
Killer should 'stay in prison forever': Murder victim was only trying to save a cat
Cat Protection League Canterbury board member Robin Thomson says Ashley Peach should "stay in prison forever" for the murder of her colleague Kerry Downey.
Judges dish up a festive feast
From the courtroom to the kitchen: Judges dish up a festive feast
Judges traded their robes for aprons in Christchurch to deliver holiday cheer instead of verdicts.
Turning tragedy into action
Turning tragedy into action through sale of alcohol-free beer
Patricia Hailes started selling zero-alcohol beer from her backyard shop after her two sons died of alcohol-related causes earlier his year. Now she hopes to raise awareness of the harms of drinking.
Road closures proposed for red zone
Road closures proposed for red zone
Permanent road closures in the Christchurch red zone are being considered to prevent rubbish dumping and help the land re-naturalise.
Berm 정원사들이 바카라사이트 장난감 의회 규칙을 시험합니다
Berm gardeners put Christchurch council rules to the test
A gardening group in New Brighton is testing the limits of Christchurch City Council's berm modification policy.
Misaligned water meters cause shock bills
Misaligned water meters cause shock bills
Ratepayers in Christchurch are receiving surprise excess water bills due to misaligned meters.