City life

Whizz down a hydroslide, shoot some hoops or relax in the sauna – from 5.30am on Wednesday 17 December, people will be able to do it all (and more) at New Zealand’s largest indoor sport and recreation venue.

The countdown to One NZ Stadium at Te Kaha opening its doors is on.

Three Christchurch City Council projects have come out on top at the Civil Contractors New Zealand (CCNZ) Canterbury Awards.

Mitre10 Sparks is set to dazzle in 2026 with a special Valentine’s Day-themed extravaganza.

With six months until the city’s new stadium opens its doors, the roof is finished, and the landscaping works are coming along in leaps and bounds.

A network of sensors that provide environmental information to help support emergency services’ response efforts is expanding to more sites around Christchurch and at Little River.

Progress results show Phil Mauger has won Christchurch’s mayoralty race.

Spring roading upgrades are kicking off throughout the Central City.

Calling all photo buffs! It’s time for the annual Christchurch City Libraries Photo Hunt.

A key part of Parakiore Recreation and Sport Centre’s leisure water area has come to life with water flowing through the huge water adventure playground for the first time.

The façade is finished, and the roof is only days away from completion at One New Zealand Stadium at Te Kaha.

At its last meeting of the triennium, Christchurch City Council make a number of decisions including on a heritage plan change, temporary improvements to a street in the Central City and a new footpath upgrade programme.