Pedestrian safety is behind changes to restrict goods vehicle access along Oxford Terrace and Cashel Street.

There's plenty on to warm the heart and feed the soul in the garden city this weekend.

This month is the anniversary of the divisive and controversial 1981 Springbok tour and Christchurch City Libraries want those who were at the protests to share their memories.

A five-year University of Canterbury photography project provides a window into the people and environments of Christchurch during a period of rapid change.

A two day expo at Christchurch’s new convention and exhibition centre, Te Pae, is set to strengthen the city’s growing reputation as a hub for innovation and technology growth.

A mushroom-themed education, play and foraging area has officially opened in the Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor Regeneration Area.

The changing faces of everyday Cantabrians will be on display in a new exhibition of images from New Zealand’s longest-running photography studio, Standish and Preece.

Linwood’s new pool complex Te Pou Toetoe will open ahead of schedule, with construction set to finish ahead of time and within budget.

Receiving a Christchurch Civic Award last year was a big deal for the young founders of The Conscious Club.

About 80 hectares of Port Hills land that was red-zoned after the earthquakes have been transferred from the Crown to Christchurch City Council.

Matariki celebrations continue to brighten the city over the next 10 days but the winter fun doesn’t stop there.

Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel has decided she will not seek re-election at the October 2022 local body elections. Today she talks about that decision.

The multi-agency team investigating a mass rapid transit system for Greater Christchurch has released an interim report.

Christchurch City Council is scoping the market for companies interested in providing e-bikes and e-scooters for public hire.