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The crisp feel of autumn is in the air, marking the start of another busy leaf fall season for Christchurch City Council.

Christchurch City Council’s Regulatory Compliance Unit has completed its investigation into an incident involving Councillors Phil Mauger and James Daniels last July when a trench was dug without authorisation on land adjacent to Pages Road.

Christchurch City Council is reminding people not to flush wet wipes down the toilet following a spate of wastewater blockages in Auckland.

Nearly $1.5 million will be spent shoring up the old Bexley Landfill to prevent further erosion.

A quake-damaged stormwater drain in Shirley which runs into Horseshoe Lake has been given a dramatic makeover.

Christchurch people are being encouraged to get behind a campaign to vote the wrybill as New Zealand’s Bird of the Year.

A newly finished section of bund to reduce flood risk along South Brighton estuary is proving popular with walkers and cyclists.

Nineteen environmental protection projects have been supported through the Christchurch City Council’s Biodiversity Fund.

The long-awaited project to build erosion and flood protection structures along Te Ihutai/Avon-Heathcote Estuary edge in Southshore and South New Brighton is set to begin, following the approval of resource consent this week.

Council today approved a future focused plan outlining how we can grow our city’s urban forest.