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A campaign to alert Christchurch and Banks Peninsula residents of potential water leaks on their properties has already saved millions of litres of water.

An internal review into the drinking water contamination that affected Akaroa and Takamātua earlier this year identifies the poor condition of the L’Aube Hill Reserve reservoir as the likely cause.

Christchurch City Council's excess water invoices will begin to go out this week, we answer the most commonly asked questions below.

Christchurch City Council is fast-tracking additional upgrades to the city’s drinking water supply network while it works with health officials to finalise its water safety plan.

Government water regulator Taumata Arowai has advised that it will decline Christchurch City Council’s first chlorine exemption applications.

Christchurch City Council has agreed to opt into the first stage of the Government’s water reforms. Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner explains what it means.

Returning to a chlorine-free water supply remains a top priority for Christchurch City Council. Head of Three Waters and Waste Helen Beaumont explains why it is taking longer than expected.

The water supply to Riccarton and parts of Addington will be temporarily chlorinated after regular testing revealed the presence of a number of total coliforms, an indicator of bacterial contamination.

More than 5,000 local residents responded to Christchurch City Council’s early feedback survey on the Government’s Three Waters Reform Programme.

Christchurch City Council has lifted the boil water notice for the Mt Pleasant area.