Hamish Clark: 'Don't drop the ball now' - the new stadium must go ahead despite increased costs
OPINION: Now is the time for city leaders to be brave, step up and be decisive.
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'Every bit of furniture': Thieves, vandals, target quake-damaged red zone
Three new bridges in the area have all been vandalised or stolen.
John MacDonald: Wastewater plant compensation offer stinks
Chch households besieged by foul smell have right to feel abandoned, John MacDonald says.
Bromley residents offered $200 to deal with stench impacts
People living in about 3300 homes will receive financial assistance.
Opinion: I'm sorry Bromley - $41m is too much
The council's decided it will move its composting plant out of the suburb.
Bar brings in 5-drink limit after crackdown on bottomless brunch
The 'long lunch' also comes with continuous servings of food.
Bromley smell: When was a can of worms ever a solution?
How on earth is it going to decide who gets compensation and who doesn't?
'Overpowering stench': Financial support for residents living close to damaged wastewater treatment plant
Power bills are up for fans and dehumidifiers instead of opening windows to pong.
'Completely screwed up': Mayor admits lack of communication over Bromley smell
Proposals on how to provide relief for residents are being put to the council tomorrow.
The big stink: Anger grows as nauseating stench hangs over city
"It hits you right in the face."
New lower speed limits between Christchurch and Akaroa
The changes will come into force in late July/early August.
'Comedy of errors': Christchurch residents desperate to raise the flag again
After years of back-and-forth, the council is reviewing its flag policy.
John MacDonald: Memo to council - 'Please don't press pause on stadium'
$50 million budget blowout revealed as costs continue to rise.
Further court action possible for 'shocking' landlords ordered to pay 'vulnerable' tenants $38,000
MBIE considers further legal action in 'shocking' case of RTA-breaching Chch landlords.
Opinion: Christchurch council flying the flag for the overthinkers and the paranoid
OPINION: Sumner must get its flagpole back.
Hamish Clark: No one should have to pay full rates to endure Christchurch's foul-smelling stench
OPINION: No quick fix to stink in East Christchurch.
'Swamp gas' detected at damaged Christchurch wastewater plant
Tests have detected hydrogen sulfide and odorous methyl mercaptan in the area.
'Not good enough': Frustrated resident wants flooding issues fixed
Wayne Rollinson has outlined his frustrations to the local community board.
Christchurch council sued by owners of badly designed building
The building owners have filed High Court proceedings against the council.
'Incompetent': Christchurch engineer loses registration over failed building design
Engineer ordered to be removed from the register of chartered professional engineers.
Frank Film: Is Christchurch still the Garden City?
Frank Film looks at whether Christchurch is still actively earning its brand, or simply paying lip service. Video / Frank Film
Sloppy builders may be contributing to building inspection delays
Expert says NZ still has builders that are not at the appropriate standard.
'Absurd delays': Builders threaten to bypass council approval due to delays
Some builders are threatening to bypass council inspections due to 'absurd' delays.
Asbestos fibres in drinking water prompts call for better monitoring
Christchurch City Council says there is no cause for alarm.
Dunedin protesters issued ultimatum, Chch group remain in red zone
Dunedin City Council tells protesters in the Octagon to leave by Monday or be trespassed.
Cathedral roof removed as rebuild work starts
Project director Keith Paterson says It's a pivotal milestone in the rebuild project.
Islamic Call to Prayer to be broadcast on radio for mosque attacks anniversary
There is no public service today at the request of the bereaved families.
Packing up: Anti-mandate protesters leaving central Christchurch
The group was told they had until Thursday to leave.
Anti-mandate protesters in Christchurch agree to leave by Thursday
A large number of protesters have been at the square since February 14.
Security officer attacked by dogs: 'I didn't think I was going to get out of there'
Judge orders destruction of the two animals.
Big Brother is watching: The rise and rise of CCTV in New Zealand
Estimates of 200,000 to 400,000 CCTV cameras now in NZ.
Parking wardens assaulted with scooters, told 'I hope you die'
Some regions experience significant increase in attacks.
Anti Covid lockdown group hit with $14,000 council bill for Chch protests
The bill is to cover costs incurred during three protests last year.
'My idea of bringing some love': Wizard wants to run for local mayor
The Wizard says he will run for Christchurch mayor in next year's local body elections.