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Ribbon cutting for Te Kuru Wetland
The $50 million Te Kuru Wetlands project will be officially opened by Mayor Phil Mauger at a public ceremony on 11 October.
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Ribbon cutting for Te Kuru Wetland
2 Oct 2024The $50 million Te Kuru Wetlands project will be officially opened by Mayor Phil Mauger at a public ceremony on 11 October.
Fund open to protect Christchurch waterways
Projects that aim to improve and protect our urban waterways can apply for funding through the Council’s Community Waterways Partnership Fund.
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Outdoor art gallery transforms former school
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