Playground honours Margaret Mahy ONZ

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Christchurch CBD construction ramps up

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Earthquake Recovery & Rebuild Update May 2013

Canterbury’s strength in recovery highlighted at United Nations forum

Rebuild and Recovery Seminar Videos 27th and 28th April 2013

All the video from the Rebuild and Recovery Seminars. Over the weekend of 27th and 28th April 2013

SKY MAKES A MILLION DOLLAR PLEDGE TO CHRISTCHURCH

US-NZ Pacific Partnership Forum

CERA workshops assist property owners in the red zone

Letter to the Minister of Education

Advisory Service helping property owners

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Cantabs get their city back next month

Mark the date: Friday, June 28, at 3pm.

An extra $1.5b allocated from Future Fund

Budget Confirms Commitment to Rebuilding Christchurch

Thursday, 16 May 2013, 2:51 pm

CERA Red Zone meetings on Monday and Wednesday

Additional $2.1b for Christchurch’s recovery

Gerry Brownlee | Budget 2013

Govt and Council must jointly support residents

WeCAN Official Information's Requests May 2013

Criteria for CERA’s Residential Advisory Service

Southern Response making good progress

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

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 –.

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

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Further rebuild zone reductions

COMMUNITY QUESTIONS ABOUT THE REBUILD AND RECOVERY May 2013

Clink the image below or the link to read the PDF 

Positive Moves Forward for Insurance Advocacy Service

Environment Canterbury welcomes Minister Brownlee’s decision

Environment Canterbury Commissioner David Bedford says the Minister’s decision yesterday to use his special powers to allow changes to Christchurch’s Air Plan will help protect Christchurch’s air quality both now and in the future.

Chief Executive update - 8 May 2013

CER Act used to realign Clean Air Zones

Gerry Brownlee | Canterbury Earthquake Recovery

Brownlee shares fame with Obama

CERA’s advisory service starts soon

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.

Red Zone extension for Southshore and South New Brighton

RibRaft TC3 Foundation Solution - Video

Brownlee, Sutton and today’s judicial review application

Canterbury youth workers to get $330k support

Report highlights Canterbury’s economic opportunities

Natural Disasters Occur in a Political Space

Christchurch rebuilt to cost $10b more

Rebuild and Recovery Expo, 27-28 April 2013, CBS Arena

If you havent yet made it down to the CERA Rebuild and Recovery Expo make sure you do. Agencies and community groups have put much time into preparing this and making sure people are available to speak to you face to face. Open 10am to 4pm Sunday at CBS Arena in Addington. 

Petition calls for EQC claims shake-up

Govt quake advice lacks 'teeth' of rival

Lianne Dalziel - Speech to Christchurch East LEC AGM

Hon Lianne Dalziel

Christchurch residents get advice service

More housing design advice for Canterbury

Residential Advisory Service to be launched

A free advisory service for residential property owners facing difficult issues with earthquake rebuilds or repairs will tap into a range of expert advice to help the owners find solutions, Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee has announced.

Cordon reduced in three more areas

Land Use Recovery Plan consultation finishing soon

Environment Canterbury today issued a reminder that community consultation on the preliminary draft Land Use Recovery Plan for greater Christchurch will close at noon on Monday 22 April.

Tools down for BBQ shout in Chch Rebuild Zone

CERA Christchurch Insurance Advisory Service

Supreme Court rejects quake ruling appeal

Canterbury Maps goes live

Cordon reduction sees Manchester Street reopened

A temporary change to the cordon tonight sees Manchester Street open all the way through for the first time in over two years.

Minister must step up and support Canterbury University

HIVE well worth a visit!

Gerry Brownlee at sea over breaches at EQC

Greater Christchurch Recovery Update - Issue 20 (April 2013)