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With high winds on the way, Christchurch City Council is urging people to spend some time today getting prepared.

Tsunami sirens will sound this weekend as clocks move forward by one hour for daylight saving.

As the clocks move forward for daylight saving, the tsunami sirens along Christchurch’s coastline will undergo routine testing at 11am on Sunday.

Tsunami sirens along Christchurch’s coastline will be re-tested on Sunday 13 July.

Investigations are continuing to understand potential remediation options for land instability affecting Lighthouse Road and surrounding area in Akaroa.

Canterbury’s Civil Defence Emergency Management Group has a new Group Controller – Sean Poff.

Christchurch’s tsunami warning sirens will be tested this Sunday at 11am.

Akaroa’s Lighthouse Road is set to reopen giving unrestricted access for the first time since the State of Emergency that hit Banks Peninsula and parts of Christchurch in May.

The tsunami warning sirens along Christchurch’s coastline will be tested at 11am on Sunday, after the clocks move forward for daylight saving.

A new Development Contributions Policy and Rebate Schemes and the Lighthouse Road stability project were on the agenda at this week’s Finance and Performance Committee meeting.