Happy ending to poolside cardiac arrest
When 74-year-old Minh Lengoc visited Jellie Park for his daily swim on 24 May he had no inkling that his heart was about to stop beating.
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Happy ending to poolside cardiac arrest
City life | YesterdayWhen 74-year-old Minh Lengoc visited Jellie Park for his daily swim on 24 May he had no inkling that his heart was about to stop beating.
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New book celebrates singular artist
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Christchurch joins Race to Zero climate initiative
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Christchurch City Council’s 2021 Annual Report shows it invested more than $446 million to improve city services, infrastructure and facilities.
Celeste Donovan wins Coastal ward by-election
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Additional economic evidence released on Plan Change 4
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Cranford Street bus lane to stay in place for now
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