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Signs of rebuild, but pace is slow

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

SCIRT e-news 27 April, 2012

Blue-green foundation guide released

Springs new challenge for builders

Check out the CCC Annual Plan This Weekend

EXTENSION TO SMALL BUSINESS GRANT FOR CANTERBURY BUSINESSES

Financial support is now available to small businesses requiring engineering or building reports thanks to an extension of the existing Independent Advice for Small Business grant.

Calls for Government to help Christchurch housing shortage

SCIRT e-news 23 April, 2012

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Selwyn Housing & Lifestyle Expo offers new options

Find out why everyone is talking about the sensational Selwyn District!  Come and discover your options, this Saturday (12noon - 4pm) and Sunday (10am - 4pm), Rolleston Community Centre, Rolleston Drive.  For more information, visit .

Choice Chch AMI Stadium Community Open Day

TC3 drilling plan

Red Cross Earthquake Commission announces new Disability Support Grant

Fletcher/EQR - Customer services statement

42 Things to do in Christchurch!

Consultation opens on Draft Annual Plan

The Distinctive City

Plan ahead, be patient on roads

Council agrees to zero social housing increase - Glenn Livingstone

Social Housing Media Release  

Demolition for 40 more buildings

Council seeks public comment on communications audit

Council decides on nil rent increase for social housing units

Shifting from Response to Recovery: Rebuilding a Broken City

Launch of the Central Christchurch Development Unit

Councillors tight-lipped over reaction to city plan

Community open days on Draft Annual Plan

EQC- update to the FAQ on TC3 land

State must step in to stop Rental and Housing crisis says economist

Christchurch Earthquake Insurance Experience Survey Results

transportforchch.govt.nz - Christchurch Road Situations

Homes evaluated as writeoffs become repair jobs

City residents' rebuild levy shot down

Top-down, bureaucratic neo-liberalism is threatening the Christchurch rebuild – an ethical human rights approach is required.

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 10 April 2012

Quake lessons shared in L'Aquila

Council approves master plans for New Brighton and Edgeware

WEA programmes for Term 2 2012

Finding sections to build on in the greater Christchurch region

Rates hike means new city facilities 'world class'

Cera may take CCC role

Council to consider quake impacts in Annual Plan

Christchurch City Council will next week consider a Draft Annual Plan and call on the public to give feedback on the proposed budget for the year ahead.

Status of Council facilities now available on website

Maintenance continues in residential red zones

Water restrictions lifted for Christchurch and Akaroa

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 2 April 2012

Decision time for Christchurch on shape of city

EQC update - EQConnects newsletter

Artist humbled at being awarded Sydney artist residency

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 26 March 2012

The Peoples Steeple - AN OPEN LETTER TO CHRISTCHURCH

The Rebirth of Christchurch

Tsunami of workers headed to city

Lt Gen The Rt Hon Sir Jerry Mateparae To Volunteer For A Day

Update: Opting out of Fletcher/EQR

Where we are working

Let the CCC know if your house is demolished for rates reduction

Let us know if your house is demolished

Earthquake Recovery Update - Issue 8 (20 March 2012)

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 19 March 2012

Christchurch facing housing 'crisis'

Heal Christchurch - Free Stress Relief Consultations