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The west rose window at historic St Michael’s and All Angels Church will be repaired with the help of a $26,288 Heritage Incentive Grant.
The restoration of the Citizens’ War Memorial will be completed in time for this year’s Armistice Day commemorations.
With news that the iconic Dux de Lux may be restored by summer 2024, we’re looking for your help in bringing your favourite stories and photos of Christchurch’s favourite pub back to life.
Akaroa Museum director Lynda Wallace is hoping the discovery of the wreckage of the Endurance will reignite public interest in the legendary ship’s captain Frank Worsley.
The house and garden that once belonged to celebrated Christchurch artist Bill Sutton have been nationally recognised for their heritage value.
Not many streets have been the subject of a concert overture - which makes Christchurch's Papanui Road extra special.
We have a number of key arterial routes in Christchurch but the one with arguably the longest and most interesting history is Ferry Road.
Streets provide a way for us to commemorate important events in history, through names – and in one special instance through trees.
A new lookout opposite the Sign of the Bellbird featuring stone walls and native plantings will be under construction by February.
A clubhouse completed in 1923 for the Canterbury Yacht and Motor Boat Club is one step closer to finding a new, permanent home beside the Governors Bay Jetty.
An important part of Te Hapū o Ngati Wheke history will be preserved for future generations with the help of a $71,000 Heritage Incentive Grant.
Work on implementing the first stage of a landscape master plan for Takapūneke Reserve gets under way today.
Banks Peninsula hosts a range of exciting events at this year’s Christchurch Heritage Festival.
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!
More than 20 rare taonga are on display at Tūranga library, as part of a new exhibition celebrating the special relationship Ngāi Tahu has with wetlands.