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Ten years after being pulled from earthquake rubble the huge front doors of St Paul’s Trinity Pacific church remain in storage.

An ancient turtle fossil discovered in a church pillar in Christchurch may have lived up to 35 million years ago.

After years sitting on the ground, tightly under wraps, the distinct copper sheathed dome of the Thomas Edmonds Band Rotunda is back in its rightful place.

The Christ Church Cathedral Reinstatement (CCRL) has hit a major milestone with the first human entry into the Cathedral since Urban Search and Rescue in 2011 post-earthquake.

A heritage grant will see one of the oldest cottages in Akaroa, built by one of the town’s first European settlers, given a fresh coat of paint.

Christchurch’s Citizens’ War Memorial has received a blessing ahead of its removal for repair, strengthening and eventual relocation in Cathedral Square.

A proposed draft landscape master plan for Takapūneke Reserve will help to acknowledge its immense historical and cultural significance.

Christchurch City Council is inviting feedback on a number of additional submissions lodged for its Heritage Plan Change (Plan Change 13).

A memorial has been created to mark the site of one of Lyttleton’s earliest churches.

Some of the city's most significant historical buildings will open their doors to the public as part of the Christchurch Heritage Festival.