
Quarry dust worries for residents
Six homes are less than 200m away from Winstone Aggregate's Yaldhurst quarry on Old West Coast Rd.
Six homes are less than 200m away from Winstone Aggregate's Yaldhurst quarry on Old West Coast Rd.
Amazing aerial footage shows the extent of the fire damage in the Port Hills.
Effort to cap rates didn't quite work out as planned this year.
Burned vegetation clear in satellite images of Christchurch Port Hills.
Firefighters are pulling back from the Worsleys area, as the situation in Christchurch continues to improve.
Watch live: For the sixth anniversary of the February 2011 earthquake the new Canterbury Earthquake Memorial wall is being unveiled today.
Despite the progress, there was still a high risk of flare-ups and forecast weather conditions may present challenges.
People, including Defence Force firefighters, and equipment is being deployed to help contain the wildfires.
Community Board member Darrell Latham knows the relocation of the school is a difficult decision but says it is the wrong one.
Exhumation is a "very difficult and very unpleasant" process that is deeply upsetting for family members, the trial into whether the body of Jamie Pooley should be dug up has heard.
Official documents have revealed for the first time what contributed to the convention centre deal between the Government and Plenary Conventions NZ.
As consultation opens on an oil and gas drilling plan, some city councillors are now questioning if the Government will listen to what they say.
The city council is busy negotiating with an insurer again - this time over the town hall.
A revised plan to retain vehicle access on Victoria St has jumped its first hurdle, in spite of a petition pushing to make the area car-free.
Contractors have today started digging up the site of the Canterbury Television building as part of the ongoing police probe to see if anyone is criminally liable for the disaster.
City council is defending it's decision to renegotiate spending on anchor projects, in spite of being warned it's "repeating the mistakes of the past".
Veteran activist John Minto has put up his hand to run against Lianne Dalziel for the Christchurch mayoralty.
The Christchurch city council is facing a multi-billion dollar problem as it tries to find an insurer and options to cover the network of underground pipes.
The Christchurch City Council has admitted it was in the wrong when it put a listening device on a property without the owner's knowledge.
Cathedral can be safely rebuilt, though it remains unclear if the project will go ahead.
Net profit rose to $37.8 million in the 12 months ended June 30, from $15.7 million a year earlier.
Fletcher Building subsidiary Fletcher Living has just won a huge Government contract to build 191 new Christchurch houses.
Christchurch City Council is seeking independent financial advice on a proposal to sell key assets to pay for the city rebuild.
The Canterbury Earthquake Memorial will provide a place to reflect on the events that changed Canterbury forever, paying respect to the 85 people who lost their lives on 22 February 2011. It will acknowledge the shared trauma and huge support received with the recovery operation that followed.
Christchurch City Council has won back its accreditation as a building consent authority almost 18 months after it was stripped for holding up the earthquake-hit region's rebuild.
The claim by the Aotearoa Legalise Cannabis Party that CERA's powers could be used to relax cannabis laws in the region has been rubbished.
The Green Party would push for almost half a billion spending over five years on public transport in Christchurch.