Plans for City to Sea pathway taking shape
The wheels are in motion to progress a new City to Sea pathway that will connect the central city to New Brighton.
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Prominent Cathedral Square site transformed
City life | 21 Sep 2021Three waters reform model flawed says Mayor
Environment | 22 Sep 2021
Plans for City to Sea pathway taking shape
City life | YesterdayThe wheels are in motion to progress a new City to Sea pathway that will connect the central city to New Brighton.
Gardeners urged to 'gear up' against Legionella
With spring in the air and people getting stuck into their gardens, Te Mana Ora – Community and Public Health is urging gardeners to ‘gear up’ to protect themselves against Legionnaires’ disease.
New learn-to-ride course for kids
Kids learning to ride bikes now have a new place where they can practise the basics in safety.
City life |
Yesterday
Three waters reform model flawed says Mayor
Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel says the Government’s proposed model for reforming the delivery of three waters is flawed and other delivery and funding options should be on the table.
Grant supports growing interest in sewing
A Brighton group dedicated to helping people sew is expanding after a $4000 grant from the Coastal-Burwood Community Board Strengthening Communities Fund.
Environment |
22 Sep 2021
Community matters |
23 Sep 2021
City life
Christchurch: A great place to be
Alert Level 2: What it means for Council services and facilities
Check here for updates on how the move to Alert Level 2 will impact on our services and facilities.
New dates for Smart Christchurch Innovation Expo
The Smart Christchurch Innovation Expo will now be held at Te Pae Convention Centre from 20–21 February next year.
Arts & culture
See, learn and experience
New book celebrates singular artist
A new book about Lyttelton artist Bill Hammond is likely to be extraordinarily popular says its editor, Christchurch Art Gallery Publications Coordinator Sarah Pepperle.
New exhibitions set to fly
Lovers of art and music are in for a treat with two new exhibitions making a slightly delayed appearance at the reopened Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetū.
Art & creativity |
21 Sep 2021
Art & creativity, Things to do |
16 Sep 2021
Environment
Looking after our natural resources
Councillor’s World Car-Free Day challenge
Ditch the car for the day colleagues.
Godwits return from their long journey
The bar-tailed godwits are back, heralding the arrival of spring on the Avon-Heathcote Ihutai Estuary.
Climate change |
20 Sep 2021
New on the scene |
16 Sep 2021
Community matters
Get connected, get involved
New courts 10 years in the making
For 10 years the astro-turf courts at Burwood Tennis Club were seeping mud and liquefaction, at times making them too dangerous to play on.
By-election voting papers in the mail
Voting papers will soon be arriving in the letter boxes of enrolled voters in the Coastal ward.
Sport & recreation |
20 Sep 2021
Local body elections |
16 Sep 2021
Planning & building
Creating a modern, sustainable city
Additional economic evidence released on Plan Change 4
Christchurch City Council has released additional economic evidence relating to its proposal to introduce new planning rules to manage short-term accommodation in residential units.
Cranford Street bus lane to stay in place for now
Christchurch City Council has approved the continued operation of the bus lanes on Cranford Street for now.
