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Christchurch youngsters will find it easier to play both winter and summer sports thanks to a new agreement between the sporting codes that creates a gap at the end of each season.
SailGP will come to Whakaraupo-Lyttelton Harbour in March 2023.
Plans to add a new indoor court facility at the Ngā Puna Wai Sports Hub are progressing well, with a contractor lined up for the project and the funding in place.
A hydrotherapy pool has been added to the list of new facilities being built for residents in the south-west of Christchurch, with community fundraising set to play a key role in allowing its addition.
Improvements are being planned for one of Christchurch’s most popular spots for water sports and summer fun.
Taiora QEII pools will be closed for two weeks during January so planned maintenance work can be carried out.
With Linwood Park’s temporary housing now gone, Christchurch City Council is gearing up to convert the village area back to a sports field.
Lifeguard and swim instructor Mami Mori has loved the water all her life.
A new scholarship fund is being set up in Christchurch to help inspire women and girls participation in sport.
For 10 years the astro-turf courts at Burwood Tennis Club were seeping mud and liquefaction, at times making them too dangerous to play on.
There will be a slight increase in casual and concession entry fees for residents heading to Christchurch City Council’s recreation and sports centres from 1 October.
Thousands of people have been working up a sweat over lockdown by taking part in Christchurch City Council’s online group fitness classes.
Tom Mackintosh never dreamed he’d win an Olympic gold medal at the tender age of 24.
Redcliffs’ Barnett Park could get some extra floodlights to allow more sporting teams to train after dark.
Linwood’s new pool complex Te Pou Toetoe will open ahead of schedule, with construction set to finish ahead of time and within budget.