3m diving board placed next to Avon River
"The Pool" is an installation from artist Natalie Guy.
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30-tonne frame installed at Christ Church Cathedral site
There was a flurry of activity on the site today.
Ratepayer money loaned to develop 10-court sports centre at Nga Puna Wai
The centre was granted a lease to be built at the city council's Nga Puna Wai hub.
New cost to reinstate Christ Church Cathedral skyrockets
Work to stabilise the structure is now under way.
More than 1450 Christchurch residents on final warning for poor recycling
The Christchurch City Council has been carrying out checks on the contents of the bins.
Christchurch freedom camping rules up for discussion tomorrow
A review will start into the bylaw which has been in place since 2015.
Speeds in a Christchurch suburb may be reduced
Residents are being asked to share their views on a draft plan to reduce the speed limits.
Central city roads to partially close for good due to new arena
The city council is preparing the site for the new arena due to be open in 2024.
Community housing strategy could change to accommodate forecast increase in need
Research forecast a 62 per cent increase in people needing social housing by 2048.
tsunami warning sirens could be upgraded as noise does not meet national standard
The Christchurch City Council is looking at options to make them compliant.
Council spent $611k to relocate lizards from work site
Christchurch City Council explains the costly process of relocating endangered lizards.
Christchurch Mayor to Aucklanders: Bring your businesses down here
Lianne Dalziel sat down with Chris Lynch on his Newstalk ZB show this morning.
Designs for $35.7m Hornby Centre approved
The new centre will meet recreational needs of growing southwest Christchurch suburbs.
Ratepayers fork out $611k to protect rare lizards
Blow out of budget for Christchurch City Council project.
'Third-world': Chch residents call for urgent fix to Brooklands street
Some residents say their land is "worth nothing" because of problems with the road.
'Ridiculous': New, partly sealed Christchurch cycleway an obstacle course
A local said it would have been better to have no cycle lane at all.
Watch: 'East side eyesores' - the derelict properties of eastern Christchurch
Residents complained of squatters, rubbish, vermin, and, in some cases, faeces.
It was toppled almost 10 years ago. Inside the rebuild of Christchurch's famous cathedral
The project is expected to take between seven and eight years.
Boys attacked in Christchurch park; mum says lack of CCTV 'absolutely disgusting'
The boys - 12 and 13 years old - were repeatedly punched in the head.
New theatre in central Christchurch despite Covid chaos
It comes as the art sector faces a challenging recovery from Covid-19.
Anti-terror bollards for Christchurch
Police raised concerns about the risk of vehicles driving into groups of people.
Christchurch Mayor's husband dies after battle with cancer
The husband of the Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel has died at aged 69.
Chris’ comment: Council’s anti-car agenda back in the spotlight
Chris’ comment: Council’s anti-car agenda back in the spotlight. Video / Newstalk ZB
A town called Tarras: Why Christchurch Airport wants to expand
A town famous for its hermit sheep could have Dreamliners landing there in coming years.
Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel takes leave of absence
Lianne Dalziel has cited her husband's health.
A new covered NZ sports stadium: Who gets a slice of the $473m?
The work on the 25,000-seat stadium starts next year.
On yer bike! Police on the trail of lockdown bike thieves
Victims suspect organised crime ring.
Wellington's stockpiled recycling bound for the landfill
Recycling collections are resuming in the city but no promises material will be recycled.
Locked out: Wellington City Council media flip-flop
ANALYSIS: Those making decisions with other people's money should welcome transparency.
Covid-19: Phil Goff still pushing 3.5 per cent rates rise
Goff said the virus had created the worst recession since the 1930s.
Covid-19: What will happen to Auckland rates?
Several councils around the country are freezing rates or offering relief to ratepayers.
'That man has caused immeasurable pain': Mosque leaders' relief at gunman's guilty pleas
Al Noor mosque's Imam Gamal Fouda speaks following today's terrorism guilty pleas
Coronavirus: Christchurch shuts down all community facilities
No public access to libraries, pools, sport and community centres until further notice.
Kate Hawkesby: SFO inquiries not a good look
Comment: Is there any politician not being investigated over donations or expenses?