Funding for Hagley Oval improvements gets approval

Montreal Street lane reductions – expect delays

Middleton update Wrights Road roundabout Birmingham Drive change from 24 April, also Princess and Matipo Streets

Council proposing to review District Plan

Pressure main failure at Pump Station 36 on Pages Road

Flood damage: what EQC covers

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

EQC claims processing is back on track

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.

Reduced traffic capacity on key routes within the Four Avenues from next week (Monday 22 April 2013)

Changes to CBD Cordon

Major works sites currently in place

EQC on Newstalk ZB

Dancing, festival as New Regent Street re-opens

The effects of detailed analysis on the prediction of seismic building pounding performance

Rebuild & Recovery Expo this weekend

EQConnects: Customer Claims Update

Meet Charma, the Industry New Entrant

Yes, she’s a woman, yes she’s young and yes, she’s proving she’s got what it takes to make it in the civil construction industry. Working on the rebuild as part of the SCIRT Fulton Hogan Delivery Team, Charmaine (Chama) is …

Sumner causeway work starts end of month, McCormacks Bay Road detour route for six months

Submissions On Christchurch City Council's Three Year Plan

Feedback on the proposed Coastal Pathway closes tomorrow

Christchurch residents have until tomorrow (Wednesday 17 April) to get their feedback on the draft Concept Plan for the proposed Christchurch Coastal Pathway into the Christchurch City Council.

Ian Simpson on Campbell Live

Bay View Road, Diamond Harbour

Canterbury Maps goes live

One-way Opawa Road from Monday 15 April until the end of June

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.

Korimiko Crescent, Diamond Harbour

What our information breach means

Christchurch – A Congested City?

Key decisions from today's Council meeting Thursday 11th April 2013

Christchurch City Council met today (Thursday 11 April), with the key decisions made outlined below:

Minister must step up and support Canterbury University

Lack of decent housing hits university roll

Durham St update SCIRT work sites

Gerry Brownlee at sea over breaches at EQC

Ferrymead Bridge replacement progressing well

The Ferrymead Bridge replacement project is on schedule with the demolition of the existing bridge expected to be complete before the end of April 2013.

Ferrymead Bridge replacement progressing well

With the ‘nibbler’ cranes completing the final demolition of the existing bridge, the next part of the work is the pile removal. This is a delicate operation, as the removal process takes place under water. Once the older piles are …

Greater Christchurch Recovery Update - Issue 20 (April 2013)

Hon Dr Nick Smith - Report on housing pressures in Christchurch released

Christchurch West Melton ZIP endorsed by Environment Canterbury

Study is impetus to get Chch moving

Anzac Drive, Burwood, part of state highway system, road detour from Monday 8 April

Expect delays Cambridge Terrace by Hereford Street

Council welcomes Earthquake Appeal Trust announcement

Christchurch City Council is warmly welcoming the Earthquake Appeal Trust's generous funding of $6.5 million for water attractions at the Council's planned recreation and sports centre in the eastern suburbs.

Daylight Savings end means tsunami warning testing

Christchurch's tsunami warning siren system will be tested at 11am this Sunday 7 April 2013, with the sirens sounding for one to two minutes.

Lyttelton community welcomes re-opening of information centre

Final total for flat land acceptances

Final total for flat land acceptances

All of the acceptances of the Crown’s Red Zone offer have now been received and checked, and a final number of expiries can now be confirmed.

Further cordon reduction today

Check State Highway road conditions with “OnTheMove”

Gebbies Pass Road, Gebbies Valley

Steps we’re taking to protect your privacy

McDow snap up For Real recruit

Gregory had his life all mapped out, and has done so for the past 31 years. Like many he lived through the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes, he picked up the pieces of his life and he carried on best he …

MacDow snap up For Real recruit

Gregory Gregory Parker had his life all mapped out, and has done so for the past 31 years. Like many he lived through the 2010 and 2011 earthquakes, he picked up the pieces of his life and he carried on …

Consenting process begins for next stage of Western Corridor

Minister thanks greater Chch schools for their feedback

$2.7 million granted to central city heritage landmarks

The Christchurch City Council has approved $2.7 million for the repair and strengthening of the Christchurch Club and the former Trinity Congregational Church.  Both buildings were seriously damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes.

Cordon reduction opens up further access to CBD

A reduction tomorrow in the Rebuild Zone cordon will allow increased access into central Christchurch, including Avonmore Tertiary Institute for its opening to students on Tuesday.

Vacant, uninsured improved or commercial properties in the flat land residential red zone

If you accept the offer of 50% of the RV land value for your land in the residential red zone, you will not be prevented from bringing judicial review proceedings against the Chief Executive of CERA or the Minister for Canterbury Earthquake Recovery and/or arguing that you should have been paid %100 of the 2007 Rating Valuation.

EQC Easter opening hours