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'Appetite for change': New mayors elected in most major centres in strong election for right-leaning candidates
Tory Whanau's mayoral win in Wellington bucked a national trend of right-leaning mayors.
Tory Whanau's mayoral win in Wellington bucked a national trend of right-leaning mayors.
OPINION: Thirty-two years of service in central and local government comes to an end.
The city council is fighting back against new rules for housing density.
The Christchurch City Council in July voted to proceed with a fixed-price build contract.
Opinion: How would Edgeware Rd flooding be fixed under Three Waters?
This weeks flooding is a hint of what is to come.
Pulse of Christchurch report finds a metaphorical "tale of two cities".
OPINION: How realistic is a fixed-price - four years out from delivery of the stadium.
Neighbouring councils have been briefed but no request made for additional funding.
Like a dysfunctional family wedding, pricing and seating have been a sore spot.
'If the stadium gets approval from we will look back on this moment in years to come.'
OPINION: It's time for Christchurch to consider what was done in Auckland in 2010.
The projected price tag is now $683 million, with higher costs stemming from inflation, supply chain issues and workforce shortages. Video / Christchurch City Council
Dairy on the Canterbury Plains: was it a big mistake? Frank Film investigates. Video / Frank Film
Cathedral Square and surrounding areas have been transformed with lighting installations.
Surely, the occasional visit south is not too much of a handicap for Cantabrians.
Petition delivered to Canterbury Regional Council calling for feedlots to be stopped.
Council seeking public feedback after news the project will now cost up to $683 million.
Christchurch cannot do it on its own.
With an outfit like the Christchurch City Council, where do you begin?
OPINION: Now is the time for city leaders to be brave, step up and be decisive.
Three new bridges in the area have all been vandalised or stolen.
Chch households besieged by foul smell have right to feel abandoned, John MacDonald says.
People living in about 3300 homes will receive financial assistance.
The council's decided it will move its composting plant out of the suburb.
The 'long lunch' also comes with continuous servings of food.
How on earth is it going to decide who gets compensation and who doesn't?
Power bills are up for fans and dehumidifiers instead of opening windows to pong.
Proposals on how to provide relief for residents are being put to the council tomorrow.