Day 561 - fruit & veggie orders

There are 276 orders from the distribution centres for fruit and veggie packs next week. These will be packed and distributed on Wednesday 12 September.

4 Addington Action
20 Eureka St
13 Generation Health
9 KidsFirst Kindergarten Selwyn St
50 Manuka Cottage
40 Opawa Baptist
9 Rowley Ave School
23 Rowley Resource Centre
31 Salvation Army Sydenham
7 St Bernadette's Hall
40 Sydenham Community Centre
30 West Spreydon School

The start time for all pa ...

Whareora Terrace, Cashmere

Nehru Place, Cashmere

Landsdowne Terrace, Cashmere

Centaurus Rd, Cashmere

Christchurch Coastal Pathway Consultation meetings

SCIRT Community Information – Beachville Road, Redcliffs, eastern seawall repair

The Beachville Road eastern seawall suffered significant damage in the earthquakes. The eastern seawall, and other infrastructure in the area, is currently being designed by SCIRT in preparation for the rebuild.

Christchurch’s roadmap for infrastructure rebuild

CERA COMMUNITY MEETING

New initiative to boost international students in Christchurch

Christchurch’s roadmap for infrastructure rebuild - 5 years

Christchurch’s roadmap for infrastructure rebuild

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Christchurch: The extraordinary emerging community, two years on …

EQC's 'baffling' communication on drilling

CTV hearings expected to wrap up

High Court to hear cathedral case next month

Gondola rock work priorities all wrong - Dyson

Council didn't pay for rock work - gondola

The owner of the Christchurch gondola says the council did not pay for rockfall remediation work near his business.

Christchurch’s architectural past considered in outdoor exhibit

An outdoor exhibition,  provides a compelling visual account of Christchurch/Otautahi’s rich architectural heritage, captured in a series of digitised drawings, photographs, paintings, maps and plans.

Reopening of Tuam Street

CTV engineers defended at commission

Community Consultation on Centre Rebuild Begins

'Agenda' suggestions in CTV hearing rejected

Suggestions of an "agenda" to blame the Canterbury Television building collapse on its designers have been rejected by counsel assisting the royal commission.

Multiple parties aware of CTV's weakness

Day 550 - office closes till Tuesday

The Addington Office has closed for a staff break and will reopen on Tuesday 11 September

Day 560 - office closes till Tuesday

The Addington Action office has closed for a staff break and will reopen on Tuesday 11 September.

Earthquake Royal Commission–CTV enquiry, closing submissions

The Royal Commission has published the closing submissions of counsel assisting the Royal Commission. A copy can be downloaded from .

Christchurch construction upturn welcomed

Post-quake checks gave 'false sense of security'

Quake gloom worse in east

Link to Campbell Live

If you missed Campbell Live on Tuesday 4th September 2012 here is the link

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Planning Committee recommends approval of memorial request

Christchurch City Council’s Planning Committee recommended today that the Council approve the request from King’s Education for the planting of a memorial tree, with a remembrance plaque, in Latimer Square. The memorial would recognise King’s Education staff and students who died in the 22 February 2011 earthquake.

Families of CTV collapse victims look for answers

Critical flaws in the design of Christchurch’s CTV building have been identified as the major factors in the building's collapse during the February earthquake.

Writers for Success Stories

The past 2 years have been quite journey for all of us. When the ground shakes the way it has done here our lives change completely. In the initial disaster phase and into the recovery there was a fantastic spirit in this city. Everyone helped one another. Resources were distributed to those who needed it and there just seemed to be a real buzz around helping out your fellow Cantab in the time of need.

Freeman Street, Mt Pleasant

Ennerdale Row, Westmorland

William Brittan Avenue, Halswell

IAG responds to Canterbury criticism

After hearing from Insurance Watch yesterday, Campbell Live went to speak to IAG.

Awatea Road project for Cooperative sections.

Education renewal in greater Christchurch

New initiative to boost international students in Chch

Homeowners take insurers to court

Building workers' villages will create 200 jobs

Building accommodation for rebuild workers will create up to 200 new jobs for Cantabrians.

CTV designers 'should have declined job'

Alan Reay Consultants should have declined the Canterbury Television (CTV) building design job because of its lack of experienced engineers, an inquiry has heard.

Day 559 - St Bernadettes to start next week

Today 4 people attended a meeting to establish a distribution centre in Hei Hei for the Christchurch South Fruit & Veggie Co-op (CSFVC). There a number of people who live in Hei Hei but belong to the co-op in other suburbs as well as several who couldn't make it today.

So a start was made. Maxine Haigh is the co-ordinator. A roster has been drawn up from the enthusiastic members. The initial quota has been set at 10 maximum orders (or a car load) for a few weeks while any tweaks ...

Designers blamed for CTV building collapse

Greater effort needed to get young into skills training - CTU

Potential rise in sea level from polar melt 'very serious'

Chris Ford reflects 2 years on

Survey to gauge Cantabrians’ wellbeing

CTV witnesses' lawyers to wrap up hearing

Quakes make ex-smokers start again

Canterbury's still on the move

Brainstorm shapes future

Lumley Insurance expanded to hasten claims

EQ workshop for NGO managers

Big camps planned for rebuild workers

Big camps planned for workforce

The bar closes at 8pm, alcohol is discouraged, visitors must be signed in and if you misbehave, your boss will be told. Welcome to Christchurch's new accommodation for rebuild workers.

Big push on community facilities

Pressure is on Christchurch City Council staff to report back on options for repairing or replacing a top-27 list of damaged community facilities by the end of the year.

September destress courses