No Southshore decision yet

Further delays for orange-zoners

Orange-zoned Southshore residents are angry and frustrated they will have to wait longer for their land zoning fate, despite being told a decision would be made by the end of April.

Delay for Southshore residents

Cranmer Courts appear doomed

Another historic building to come down

Another historic building has been ear-marked for demolition in Christchurch.

Cafe owner angry about delays

City council bureaucracy has become a "barnacle on the ship of progress", says a Christchurch cafe owner unable to reopen his earthquake-affected business.

20 classrooms to be repaired

Cranmer Courts condemned

Tsunami early warning system sirens being installed

Sumner Village Centre master planning sessions well attended

Quake shakes Christchurch tourism appeal

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 30 April 2012

Is there anyone out there who would like to help?

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Sutton joins call to release cathedral files

Council wants feedback on city rebuild

Positive news initiative launches from Christchurch this Friday

Dalziel calls on Key to intervene in red-zone deals

Opened street brings relief for commuters

Christchurch commuters battling bottlenecks and backups have something to look forward to this morning – Madras St is fully open.

Maori and young lead Christchurch quake flight

Maori, Pacific Islanders and young families have led Christchurch's earthquake exodus, research reveals.

New Christchurch rugby stadium pulls a crowd

Pensioner sleeps rough to make stand

A community board pensioner who has had a "gutsful" of inaction over Christchurch's rental housing crisis, has decided to sleep in her car for a week and is challenging a National MP to join her.

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Christchurch quake: Insurers face consumer backlash

Brooklands Red Zone Update

Bexley Residents Association Final AGM

Key just a fair-weather friend to Canterbury

In a hard-hitting speech in Brooklands today, Labour MP for Christchurch East Lianne Dalziel, called on the Prime Minister to stand by residents who look set to lose hundreds of thousands of dollars as a result of the bungled red zone settlement process.

MP calls for a master plan for the Eastern Suburbs

Places of Tranquillity

Day 431 - Autumn Harvest

St Mary's Church had a fair at midday today and Addington Action joined in with a display. Always a great way to meet people. Chantelle and Mike crewed.

Madras Street to reopen in Christchurch

The section of Christchurch's Madras Street between Tuam Street and Latimer Square will reopen fully today.

TC3 Foundation Guide from DBH

Department of Building & Housing have released the long-awaited guidelines for foundation repairs in the earthquake-hit green-blue zones.

This is another step on the journey, but until the GeoTech testing is done and the state of the ground is determined this will establish which category each house falls into.

TC3 Foundation Guide for DBH

Department of Building & Housing have released the long-awaited guidelines for foundation repairs in the earthquake-hit green-blue zones.

This is another step on the journey, but until the GeoTech testing is done and the state of the ground is determined this will establish which category each house falls into.

Coasters aid restaurateur

West Coasters are rallying behind a Chinese restaurateur again struck by tragedy after having already lost two businesses because of the Christchurch quakes.

Race to re-open Madras St

Slow rebuild discourages CBD return

Businesses forced out of Christchurch's quake-hit central city are becoming less inclined to return as time passes without any significant progress on the rebuild.

Demand creates trades drain

South Island towns and cities face losing residents to Christchurch as the city's rebuild gathers pace.

Day 430 - big clean up

Stu, Connor, Chantelle and Mike cleared a quake damaged rear section of rubbish and took it to the tip. Sydenham Salvation Army paid the tip fees. This work on this place is now finished till next September.

Students' success despite quakes

Despite a year of earthquake-disruptions, eight Christchurch pupils have been named in the prime minister's academic excellence awards.

Cabin link with Scott's Antarctic quest

A small, nondescript building near the edge of the cliff at Sumner is an historic building that deserves saving, writes KATHERINE NICHOLSON.

Cabin link with Scott's Antactic quest

'Hard day' ahead as Bexley group winds up

Sign trial targets abandoned homes crime

TC3 guidelines no cure-all - insurers

PM: lives will be saved by $2.8m grant

A $2.8 million earthquake grant to St John has ensured Christchurch is ready for a future disaster, the organisation says.

Signs of rebuild, but pace is slow

Tree removal begins at South New Brighton next month

Revised guidance on repairing and rebuilding houses affected by the Canterbury earthquake sequence

SCIRT e-news 27 April, 2012

Moving house, literally

Glimmer of hope for Christchurch cathedral restoration

Kaiapoi to trial prohibited access signs

Blue-green foundation guide released

Hospital car park stresses mother

St John rebuilds with Chch quake grant

A new building on the cutting edge

Group hopeful cathedral will be saved

The Cathedral File released to public

Fewer tradesmen may be needed for city's rebuild - leaders

Cathedral documents go online at 9am

Garage is home for family of four