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Consent granted for major development in Lyttelton

People will be given another chance to invest in Collett's Corner next month for a minimum of ...

Consent granted for major development in Lyttelton

Resource consent has been granted for a major commercial and residential development in Lyttelton.

Cramped, rotting and risky - scale of hospital fix-ups revealed

Christchurch Hospital Emergency Department. Photo: Geoff Sloan

Cramped, rotting and risky - scale of hospital fix-ups revealed

Christchurch Hospital put its strong case for urgent upgrade work forward to the Minister of Health - now other hospitals are stepping up their bids for better facilities too.

Early finish to Riccarton roadworks 'heaven' for businesses

There is light at the end of the tunnel for residents and businesses putting up with the ongoing...

Early finish to Riccarton roadworks 'heaven' for businesses

Businesses and residents putting up with the ongoing roadworks along Riccarton Rd were relieved to hear the work should finish eight months ahead of schedule.

Long wait expected for mega-facility designs

Kyle Park is the location planned for the new Hornby Library, Service Centre and South West Pool....

Long wait expected for mega-facility designs

It will be more than six months before the public can view the designs of a long-awaited, controversial mega-facility set to be built in Christchurch.

Red zone fruit trees being stripped for commercial use

Red zone fruit trees being stripped for commercial use

Christchurch red zone contractors have been told to be on the lookout for groups stripping fruit trees to sell for commercial purposes.

Residents want something done about 'eyesore' bar

Residents want something done about 'eyesore' bar

It’s coming up nine years since the last beer was poured at Lyttelton’s Mitre Tavern.

$18m in funding announced for regeneration projects

$18m in funding announced for regeneration projects

Footbridges, a riverside landing and a band rotunda are set to appear in Christchurch after millions of dollars in funding was approved for the projects.

New shake testing to help hillside homes during a quake

New shake testing to help hillside homes during a quake

New shake testing of house foundations is being undertaken to ensure homes built on sloped areas such as Christchurch's Port Hills are better able to withstand future quakes.