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

Options for shoring up an old landfill site that is slowly being eroded will be considered by Christchurch City Councillors next week.

The site that was used to sort through the material from buildings that were damaged or demolished after the earthquakes is going to be turned into a recreation area.

A wetland area built by Christchurch City Council last year is already teeming with fish life including a rare 50-year-old longfin eel.

Water restrictions may need to be introduced in Christchurch unless people ease back on their water use in the coming days.

Over the past week we’ve had some great questions come in about what you can put in your yellow wheelie bin. To help you bin good, we’ve put together a list of 10 handy tips.

Christchurch City Council is now the proud owner of the world’s largest detailed local ground water monitoring network.

Christchurch residents are being urged to cut back on outdoor water use as part of a campaign aimed at ensuring our water supply doesn’t come under too much pressure over the summer.