Rebuild Christchurch

Quake hit hi-tech finalists look overseas

An extra $1.5b allocated from Future Fund

Funding for Christchurch education staff welcomed

Budget Confirms Commitment to Rebuilding Christchurch

Thursday, 16 May 2013, 2:51 pm

COMMUNITY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE REBUILD AND RECOVERY May 2013

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Huge demand from the community for UC's legal advice

An open letter to the Mayor and Councillors on pressure pump waste water system installs

Positive Moves Forward for Insurance Advocacy Service

Dear Mr. John Key (Prime Minister of New Zealand) – Guest Post by Darla Hutt

Govt and Council must jointly support residents

WeCAN Official Information's Requests May 2013

Southern Response…. well this is interesting….

Locked out of undamaged factory for 815 days and still counting…..

SCAPE 7 Public Art Christchurch Biennial

Democracy Won’t Work Without YOUR Participation

In a recent opinion piece in the Christchurch Press by public law specialist Mai Chen she states that “” (see ). This is so true! Her observation is directly related to something else I hold critical in the post earthquake phase of ‘recovery’ and the motivation behind why I keep writing this blog. That ‘something’ can be explained in one word –.

Christchurch Rebuild Procurement: Mitigating Risks & Minimising Costs

Phillipstown School hopeful of staying open, UC legal expert says

CCDU Market Update: Tenders For Bus Interchange

Day 815 - fruit & veggie orders steadily climbing

Health Benefits of Cycling

Day 814 - last pour before it poured

CERA Red Zone meetings on Monday and Wednesday

Day 813 - into the cloud

Community Update 16 May 2013

Main Road Masterplan Mt Pleasant – Sumner Consultation Master planning for the Main Road corridor between Ferrymead Bridge and Marriner Street, Sumner is about to start. Workshop dates are Tuesday 28 [...]

Criteria for CERA’s Residential Advisory Service

Day 811 - Canterbury Social Support Fund $15K

Residential red zone demolition full steam ahead

Residential Advisory Service going live

Public Notice: Extension of Christchurch Clean Air Zone 1 and Kaiapoi Clean Air Zone 1

Public Notice: Provisions to allow the installation and use of Ultra Low Emission Wood Burners

Further rebuild zone reductions

Chief Executive update - 8 May 2013

Greater Christchurch Recovery Update - Issue 21 (May 2013)

Cameras combating crime in the Red Zone

Cameras operating in the Residential Red Zone are proving a success in catching criminals in the act, and in providing added security for residents still living there.

Disputed antiques returned to owner

More than two years after Deric Blackler's Christchurch antiques shop was devastated in the February 2011 quake, he has received some of his knick-knacks back.

Furniture-maker reuses quake wood

It's surprisingly hard for furniture-maker Rekindle to get wood from buildings that are being demolished, founder Juliet Arnott says.

Furniture-maker carves out niche with used wood

It's surprisingly hard for furniture-maker Rekindle to get wood from buildings that are being demolished, founder Juliet Arnott says.

The $100 million question

Govt legislates to speed up council housing consents

Quakes take toll on young

The number of young people referred to specialist mental health services in Canterbury has soared as parents and teachers struggle to cope with the effects of the region's earthquakes, the Canterbury District Health Board says.

Council committed to anchor CBD projects

Business owner waits for building consent

Manchester Street – Lane Closure from the 27th May

SCIRT – Update on current road works

Sumner Village Centre Draft Master Plan to proceed to the next stage

Council adopts Plan Change recommendations

Councillors complete Three Year Plan hearings

Signal Faults – Riccarton Road

The signals at the above intersections are flashing amber.   We would suggest you use an alternative route.   Expected resolution – within the next few hours.

Moorhouse Avenue/Madras Street Intersection Lane Closure

Works Update – Edgeware Road

Additional $2.1b for Christchurch’s recovery

Gerry Brownlee | Budget 2013

Southern Response making good progress

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Further rebuild zone reductions

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

CER Act used to realign Clean Air Zones

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Report highlights Canterbury’s economic opportunities

EQC are repairing homes across Christchurch

EQC Land settlements getting underway

On this day: Landslip at Lake Taupo in 1846

New hub plan for eastern suburbs

New hub plan for eastern suburbs

EQC will not pursue customers for apportionment-related overpayments

In the media: EQC CEO front man at expo

Flood damage: what EQC covers