Redcliffs’ Barnett Park could get some extra floodlights to allow more sporting teams to train after dark.

Ten years after being pulled from earthquake rubble the huge front doors of St Paul’s Trinity Pacific church remain in storage.

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

Christchurch has been included in TIME’s 2021 World’s Greatest Places list.

Christchurch City Council has approved a new design direction for the Canterbury Multi-Use Arena in an effort to minimise a multi-million dollar cost increase to the central city’s final anchor project.

Christchurch’s newest museum will open to the public in October.

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

Up to 1.25 metres is being added to the width of the narrowest parts of Dyers Pass Road as Christchurch City Council works to make the road safer for drivers and cyclists.

Christchurch City owned and operated fibre broadband provider, Enable, is bringing Hyperfibre to Christchurch from early August.

People visiting Christchurch or Burwood Hospital are being asked to wear masks to help stop the spread of viral respiratory illness.

Heads turn when Jim strides through Shirley Library with border-terrier Maggie at his heels.

Rising pop artist Ashy Batchelor (aka ASHY) has been making the most of her time after Covid forced her return to Christchurch last year.

Planning on heading to New Brighton on Saturday for Christchurch’s first ever Matariki Fireworks Spectacular?

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.