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Green Light for Red Zone Innovation Hub

The EPIC project team is very pleased to announce that the Sanctuary campus project has today received a provisional green light enabling the project to get underway. This has been the culmination of nine months hard work by many parties.

Offshore Faults Blamed For Latest Earthquake Sequence

Civil Defence Public Information Update #5

Christchurch quake: What you need to know update 2

Cantabrians hoping for normal Xmas after quakes

Aftershocks rattle Christchurch overnight

Civil Defense Public Information Update #4

Civil Defense Public Information Update #3

Quakes cause panic across Christchurch

Christchurch quake - what you need to know

Public Information Update - #2

Terrible end to a terrible year

Civil Defence Update December 23rd Earthquake 6:30pm

Earthquake Update Information Sheet No 27

First-hand account of this afternoon's Chch quake

Residents left scared and emotional

Three months to lodge EQC claim

The Earthquake Commission (EQC) is reassuring Cantabrians that they have plenty of time to lodge a claim for any damage resulting from the 5.8 magnitude earthquake and after shock today.

Chief Executive Ian Simpson said the priority was for people to make sure their family and friends were safe.

“There is no need for people to rush back from holiday.  Home ow ...

5.8 quake hits Christchurch

Summer events near you

Officials delayed power network repairs

EQC Home Assessment Phase Complete

Project Christmas To Make A Merrier Christmas For Many

Quake Minister scolds council

More Port Hills properties zoned green

'Munted' voted word of the year, followed by 'nek minnit'

Chief Executive Remuneration Increase

Christchurch City Council has increased the remuneration for its Chief Executive Tony Marryatt to $538,529 a year effective from 1 July 2011.

CDHB First Rebuild Plans

Christchurch City Weather Alert

IAG buys beleaguered AMI Insurance

Sorted Red Zone Financial Decision Guide

Programme to look at future of Council-owned buildings

Four more new geotech factual reports

More flowers in Hagley for Ellerslie

EQC ahead of target for building assessments

Suburb-by-suburb assessments as at 7 December 2011

Group exhibition explores solutions for Christchurch rebuild

Quake fears normal, but kids need help

Updated guidance for the repair and reconstruction of homes in Canterbury published

Painted pianos spring up in empty sites

Turning Disaster into Opportunity

CANTERBURY BUSINESSES RECEIVE A FURTHER $370,000 FROM RECOVERY TRUST

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 8 December 2011

Christchurch locals urged to act as ambassadors for city

6000 homes to be door knocked

Multi agency door-to-door programme to run next week

New theatre promises to be recovery landmark

Christchurch's water is clean again

Recover Canterbury Update December 2011

Changes to urgent repairs process from 1 Jan: EQC

Christchurch Earthquake Awards – Who is your earthquake hero?

Christchurch water supplies now Chlorine-free

Heroic kids just rolled with the seismic flow

Canterbury Affordable Sections

PRESS RELEASE

Residents heed call to conserve water

Christchurch seen as century-shaping

Archaeology under the Bridge, Woodham Rd challenges. Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild news 19

Accidental discovery at the Bridge of Remembrance

Insurance changes to 'limit price increases'

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 30 November 2011

Council welcomes reports of water leaks

Santa's Coming To Brighton!

That's right! Even though it's November all we can talk about is the 11th annual
New Brighton Christmas Parade.
11 years! As usual, it's a real community affair with local schools performing Kapa Haka and carols, local businesses, the New Brighton Volunteer Fire Brigade and of course: Santa arriving by boat. Looking at photos from previous years really puts a smile on my face and now I'm even more excited about the world's best Santa parade.
Have you ...