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A new online food map reveals where people can find free fruit and nuts growing in public spaces in Christchurch.

At 12 years of age Jordan Wilson is the youngest person to be granted a temporary land use licence for Christchurch’s Ōtākaro Avon River Corridor regeneration area.

When Paul and Shirley Watson moved south from Wellington they wanted to build themselves a forever home that would be cheap to run and comfortable to live in as they got older.

Electricity distributor Orion, which is partly owned by Christchurch City Council, has committed to achieving carbon neutrality for corporate emissions by June 2022.

Want to be among the first to take a ride in a vehicle without a driver?

If you are toying with the idea of getting an electric vehicle, then make sure you visit Te Pae Convention Centre this weekend for the Take Charge Christchurch Expo.

Park rangers are zipping around some of the city’s regional parks on electric motorbikes as part of the Christchurch City Council’s push towards more environmentally friendly initiatives.

The move to reduce Christchurch’s carbon footprint has stepped up a gear with bus company Red Bus introducing the city’s first electric buses to its fleet.

A fund aimed at encouraging innovation is helping finance a food rescue service in Christchurch, a tool library in Lyttelton, and a pest control initiative in Little River.

A solar array 50 times larger than any other in New Zealand is going to be created on Christchurch Airport-owned land in Harewood.