Alcohol delivery service coming to Christchurch
Alcohol delivery service coming to Christchurch
A new delivery service will soon provide wine and beer directly to homes in Christchurch.
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Historic city hotels get heritage grants
Historic Christchurch hotels to get makeovers after council heritage grants
Two well known historic hotels in central Christchurch are set to get a spruce up thanks to more than $232,400 in city council grants.
Deadline looming for some businesses to shift
Deadline looming for some Christchurch businesses to shift out of suburbs
The clock is ticking for Christchurch businesses that took temporary refuge in the suburbs after the earthquakes.
Bid to change perception of visitor centre
Lyttelton 'always tugged at my heart': Bid to change perception of visitor centre
The Lyttelton Harbour Information Centre’s new manager wants the public to know the resource is not just for peninsula visitors but is available for the community, too.
Kathmandu profits boosted by Rip Curl acquisition
Kathmandu profits boosted by Rip Curl acquisition
Outdoor goods and clothing company, Kathmandu, which was founded in Christchurch in 1987, has reported a first-half profit of $22.3m compared with $7.6m the year before.
Another door opens
Another door opens
Owners of the former Poolburn Tavern are proving when one door closes, the same one can open on to new vistas.
Bid to bury contaminated waste in private landfill
Bid to bury contaminated waste in private landfill
Reefton businessman Ross Moore has applied for a 35-year resource consent to take contaminated waste from the Ravensdown fertiliser works in Christchurch and bury it in his private landfill.
Reserve Bank lowers Tower's solvency margin
Reserve Bank lowers Tower's solvency margin
Tower's minimum level of solvency has been reduced from $50 million to $25m, recognising the reduced risk of Canterbury earthquake related insurance claims.
Plan to turn former Hornby hotel site into retail hub
Plan to turn former Hornby hotel site into retail hub
A plan to turn the site of an iconic Christchurch hotel into a bustling hub of retail activity could become a reality in Hornby.
1200 submissions on controversial cycleway plan
1200 submissions made on controversial Christchurch cycleway design plans
Christchurch City Council has received more than 1200 submissions on the proposed design plans for a controversial $19 million cycleway.
Chch Airport ready for trans-Tasman travel bubble
'Ready for months': Christchurch Airport eager for trans-Tasman travel bubble
Christchurch Airport says it is ready for a two-way transtasman bubble which could be in place next month.
Covid-19 still plaguing Sanford
Covid-19 still plaguing seafood company Sanford
Seafood company Sanford continues to be plagued by Covid-19 challenges and has sold two properties in Christchurch and Tauranga for $24 million.
Google prepares to pay NZ media for content on new news service
Google prepares to pay NZ media for content on new news service
Google is gearing up to launch its new news curation service in New Zealand where publications, such as the NZ Herald, will be paid to provide stories to its platform.
Briscoe Group defies Covid to post $73m profit
'Retail roller-coaster': Briscoe Group defies Covid to post $73 million profit
Briscoe Group has posted a healthy $73.2 million profit, despite ongoing disruption from the coronavirus pandemic.
Sacked by email: Worker awarded $20k for unjustified dismissal
Sacked by email: Worker awarded $20k for unjustified dismissal
A former truck driver and forestry worker will be awarded more than $20,000 from a tree-felling company after his sacking was found to be unjustified.
Urgent plea to Govt for skifield workers
Urgent plea to Govt for skifield workers
New Zealand ski areas have sent an urgent appeal to the government to bring critical international workers into the country ahead of the 2021 ski season.
Collins sounds 'death of Q'town' warning
PM will have 'the death of Queenstown' on her hands - Collins
National Party leader Judith Collins has ramped up the calls for a trans-Tasman bubble, saying if the Prime Minister continued to drag her heels she would "end up with the death of Queenstown on her."
Nurse moves in to new field - one with tractors
Nurse moves in to new field - one with tractors
Former theatre nurse Brooke Stevenson has gone from the hospital operating room to driving tractors and making winter feed.
First step in plan to move Mid Canterbury rail hub
First step in plan to move Mid Canterbury rail hub
A new Mid Canterbury company has taken over KiwiRail’s container site in Ashburton, the first step in a big plan to relocate it to Fairton.
Work re-starts on new Kaikoura hotel
Work re-starts on new Kaikoura hotel
Work has resumed on the new Sudima Hotel in Kaikoura - which is expected to open later this year.
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