City life

If you saw the Olympics recently, you might’ve seen thrusts, spins and flexibility moves gracing the pool, perfectly in time to music.

Over 100 groups which help foster a sense of community across Christchurch and Banks Peninsula will receive support from Christchurch City Council.

Increasing use of red-zoned land in Christchurch’s Port Hills by the public has Christchurch City Council rangers fearing the worst.

Wider footpaths, landscaping and improved pedestrian crossings are some of the upgrades on the way for the streets surrounding Christchurch’s new stadium.

Northwood and Belfast are now connected to Riccarton and the Central City by a continuous 7.5km of shared path cycleway.

The Olympic Games may be underway in Paris, but in Christchurch court flooring of the same calibre is being installed at Parakiore Recreation and Sport Centre.

The second and final instalment of a $10 million grant to the Christ Church Cathedral Reinstatement Trust (CCRL) will be released for payment today.

Protecting the natural habitats of birds and ecological restoration from being disturbed by dogs is a top priority for Christchurch.

Christchurch City Council will consider giving feedback next week on the Government’s proposal to make it easier for people to build “granny flats”.

A vacant site in the Central City has had a makeover.

In the July construction update video, Christchurch City Council Project Director Kent Summerfield shares the latest news from Te Kaha – which is also to be known as One New Zealand Stadium.

It’s the second week of school holidays but there’s plenty of gaiety still to be had as KidsFest continues.