'Absurd delays': Builders threaten to bypass council approval due to delays
Some builders are threatening to bypass council inspections due to 'absurd' delays.
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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.
Child dies at Christchurch swimming pool
A distraught woman shouted 'that's my baby' as the child was pulled from the water.
Christchurch council boss' salary now more than $500,000 after pay rise
The council signed off on the new salary at a meeting on Thursday.
Kiwi scientist's bacteria-based water filter could hold answer to clean waterways
The system is low-cost and compact.
Christchurch's New Year Eve's Party cancelled thanks to Covid 19
Christchurch cancels New Year Party, Christmas in the Park and Kite Day.
Rental so mouldy child developed heart disease - landlord fined $38,000
Christchurch house "inhabitable", causes child to suffer serious heart condition
Wizard of NZ to continue duties without pay after contract cancelled
Wizard's $16,000 council contract torn up.
Chch council would opt-out of Three Waters reform in current model - report
Councillors have approved feedback for the Government on the proposed reforms.
New $300m Halswell mini-town centre gets consent
Pool, gym, cinemas, apartments, supermarket, childcare and housing planned for site.
Increased seating at planned Canterbury arena will cost $50m - report
Council will tomorrow consider a notice of motion to increase seating to 30,000.
Christchurch stadium row shock: Decision to slash capacity to be revisited
The council decision to reduce the stadium's capacity has divided the city.
Fears remnants of former quarry is seeping into city's water supplies
The Christchurch City Council is investigating following the allegations.
Christchurch mayor standing by reduced seating decision for multi-use arena
She joined Canterbury Mornings with John McDonald on Newstalk ZB at 10am.
Brian Ashby: The stadium rebuild has been at the bottom of the pile
We can probably thank singer Ed Sheeran for making it happen at all.
Design of new Christchurch indoor stadium confirmed
Council advised the price estimate for the stadium had increased by $130 million.
Dream on Auckland: Check out what a few million buys in Christchurch
$2m gets you rundown, toilet-less villa in Auckland. Money goes a lot further down south.
Council's $5.7m wage error: Thousands to receive payouts
The council will attempt to contact former staff.
Christchurch broadband getting a turbocharge
City also gets its first profit payout from UFB operator Enable Networks.
Thousands turn out for Matariki fireworks event in Christchurch
The event, run by Christchurch City Council, was held in New Brighton on Saturday night.
Backyard dumping could escalate under user-pays rubbish plan - tenants group
The plan is to reduce waste with a separate charge instead of including it in rates.
No firm commitment from Wellington and Auckland mayors to run again
Lianne Dalziel won't be running again, while Andy Foster and Phil Goff remain undecided.
Lianne Dalziel: It's time for a new direction in my life
Lianne Dalziel has announced she will not be seeking re-election in 2022.