Got a special someone who you would like to spend an evening with stargazing in New Brighton’s beachside hot pools?

Essential maintenance work is planned for the Pioneer Recreation and Sports Centre this summer.

Christchurch Hospital is getting a new parking building.

Christchurch will bid farewell to 2020 with a free music concert in North Hagley Park headlined by Kiwi music legends, The Black Seeds.

Christchurch’s inaugural Go Live! spring music festival is moving to November.

Canterbury’s economic activity for July 2020 returned to a similar level as the same month last year, according to the first edition of ChristchurchNZ’s Canterbury Economic Activity Index.

Mayor Lianne Dalziel reflects on the 10th anniversary of the start of the devastating Canterbury earthquake sequence.

More than $2.7 billion worth of repairs and rebuilding has gone into restoring Christchurch’s battered horizontal infrastructure since the 2010-11 earthquakes.

Prominent landmarks around Christchurch are being lit-up on 3 and 4 September to mark the 10th anniversary of the start of the destructive Canterbury earthquake sequence.

Residents heading to Christchurch City Council’s recreation and sports centres from 1 October will notice a slight increase in casual and concession entry fees.

The Bottle Lake Forest fairy village that magically mushroomed in size during the COVID-19 lockdown is on the move.

Work is under way on the first section of Te Ara O-Rakipaoa Nor’West Arc cycleway between Cashmere Road and Annex Road while work on a further section along Hansons Lane, Suva Street and Ballantyne Avenue will start next week.