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Grab the whānau and wrap up warm - there's plenty happening in Christchurch this weekend!
Grab the whānau and wrap up warm - there's plenty happening in Christchurch this weekend!
Christchurch City Council will consider a report, at its meeting next week, recommending significantly reducing the number of tsunami sirens along our coastline.
Pet owners are being reminded to register their dogs so any lost pups can be brought home swiftly.
A brand-new fleet of bikes is helping ensure there are no barriers to children learning to cycle safely.
Waiting for the bus will be a bit easier this winter at some of the most well-used stops in the city’s east.
Explore the traditions and importance of Matariki and celebrate with Christchurch City Libraries this year.
A fenced dog exercise area, two walking paths and tree plantings are being planned as part of the Halswell Quarry Park improvement plan.
Tsunami sirens along Christchurch’s coastline will be re-tested on Sunday 13 July.
Shelter rescue Jock has taught hundreds of school kids about dog safety for the past 12 years.
The Water Services Authority – Taumata Arowai (the Authority) has updated Christchurch City Council on research into the city’s water source.
Christchurch City Council and KiwiRail are gearing up to open a new road link for Halswell Junction Road.
Find the latest information on how the wet weather and high tides are impacting Christchurch and Banks Peninsula here.
A Local State of Emergency has been declared for Christchurch and Banks Peninsula.