Construction of the Canterbury Multi-Use Arena (CMUA) is estimated to be completed in mid-2025, according to an update to Christchurch City Councillors.

Christchurch City Council is exploring a new approach with its Christchurch Housing Initiative funding after running into regulatory barriers with the existing project.

With summer just eight weeks away we need Cantabrians who haven’t already received their COVID-19 vaccinations to get them now, so we can enjoy everything a classic Kiwi summer has to offer.

The planned 2021 South Island Moon Festival in Christchurch has been delayed a year.

Two damaged and aged sections of Akaroa’s sea wall will be repaired over the coming weeks so that they are in tip-top shape for the summer ahead.

Christchurch City Council is taking steps to close some short sections of road around the Ōtākaro Avon River so that a new City to Sea pathway can be built.

Do you have a box of photos at the top of the wardrobe or under the bed? Do you think no-one would be interested in your old photos? Think again!

Christchurch’s stylish new art museum – Ravenscar House Museum – will open to the public on 8 November.

Some of the city's most significant historical buildings will open their doors to the public as part of the Christchurch Heritage Festival.

After 13 years running the Duvauchelle Holiday Park, Kaye and Ken Bramley are hitching up their own caravan and hitting the road.

The popular smartphone app that Christchurch City Council uses to allow residents to easily report issues around the city has been getting a good work-out over September.

A drive-through vaccine clinic is being set up at Christchurch Arena in Wrights Road to help speed up the vaccine roll-out in Canterbury.

From cemetery cycle tours to exhibitions and Irish melodies, the upcoming Christchurch Heritage Festival has many highlights.

It’s that time of year again. The month long festival of cycling, Biketober, is back.