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Transitional city projects bring life back to Central City

Boulevard exhibition considers Christchurch’s rich architectural past

Landlords stunned at low response

Faults not likely to stir, study finds

From the Mayor's office 20 June 2012

Tenant faces uncertain wait for new home

Awards for those who donate their time

Chief Executive update – 19 June 2012

Expert's answer to housing crisis

Most Baker St residents want to see red

No 'astronomical' rent rises in Chch - Brownlee

Govt to look at housing problem

Heritage buildings deemed 'uninsurable'

Land zoning review process

Information on lifting earthquake affected buildings

http://www.dol.govt.nz/quake/lifting-earthquake-affected-buildings-christchurch.asp

TC3 drilling plan

http://canterbury.eqc.govt.nz/news/where-we-are-working/2012/06/tc3-drilling-plan

Tenant evictions surprise Brownlee

Garden City 2.0 – a new project

Open fires, older woodburners allowed

Work begins installing tsunami sirens

CERA land and zoning update briefing 15 June 2012 Christchurch

Properties added to red zone

Residents given a week to leave quake-damaged flats

Condemned homes used for artwork

Christchurch youth time-banking to create 10,000 strong rock-concert

Council gives tenants seven days to move out

Getting the go ahead for your container or portacom idea

Greater Christchurch Recovery Update - 15 June 2012

Reg Stilwell Place City Housing Units to close

Opinion: Eric Crampton is outraged that Christchurch City Council is making it illegal to help getting more housing available quickly. What is your experience?

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Quake likely a December aftershock

Coping With Earthquake Anxiety - Day 631

It is now 637 days since the first major Earthquake in Canterbury. Since then we have further experienced several major earthquakes which on a global level would devastate any city and we are continuing to experience ongoing aftershocks such such as the one last night which for many people close to the centre was a very violent shaking sensation. These all in different ways have had significant consequences for many people.

SCIRT e-news 11 June, 2012

Topics covered in this issue of SCIRT e-news:

Chief Executive update – 11 June 2012

EQC TC3 factsheet

Walking a mile in someone else’s shoes… #EQC #CHCH #EQNZ

Hi All,

Lianne Dalziel urges eastern recovery plan

U-turn on log burners likely

Rates relief decision must wait

$5 MILLION MILESTONE REACHED BY CANTERBURY BUSINESS RECOVERY TRUST

Christchurch Snow - Day 625 - June 6th 2012

For a second year running we are being blessed with a large dumping of snow. 

The Recovery Strategy

Chief Executive's update - 5 June 2012

Insurers working on division of costs

High tides could bring flooding

Earthquake Recovery Strategy released

Earthquake Recovery Strategy launched

Sutton admits to frustrations

Rebuilding Christchurch - Budget 2012 Speech

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 28 May 2012

Have your say on the direction for education renewal in greater Christchurch

Consultation closes on Draft Annual Plan

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 21 May 2012 - Relocating Houses

CERA Announcement Southshore Live Stream

my business

Since the first meeting in New Brighton I have been assured that  no business is affected by red zoning.I tried to explain that we had been red zoned.

Apportionment process

Land information - Technical Category 3 (TC3)

Trust the People

Deficient AMI assessments revisited

Rebuilding facilities attracting feedback