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Cathedral advocate is sure the cash to rebuild can be found
An advocate for the restoration of the ChristChurch Cathedral is confident the money can be found. Audio
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Another reprieve for Christchurch cathedral
Another reprieve late today for Christchurch's quake-munted cathedral with the Anglican Church agreeing to investigate rebuilding it. Audio
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Fate of Christchurch Cathedral announced today
Whatever decision is made today about the fate of Christchurch's Anglican cathedral needs to be binding, says former Christchurch mayor Bob Parker.
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2015: A Year of Disability Issues
The final One in Five programme. From accessibility in the Christchurch rebuild to herding sheep with a disability. And from the IPC Athletics World Championships in Doha to running the New York… Audio, Gallery
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No transparency in PPP savings, Labour says
There is no evidence that six new public private partnership schools will save the tax payer any money, Labour says.
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Minister should not have power of veto, MPs told
Government MPs have been told the Minister for Earthquake Recovery should not have power of veto in the bill replacing the Earthquake Recovery Act.
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People tell MPs they want local decisions on Christchurch
Christchurch community groups have told MPs a new organsiation overseeing the city's rebuild must be led by locals who are allowed to make their own decisions. Audio
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Christchurch council calls for new legislation
The Christchurch mayor wants the bill governing the rebuilding of Canterbury to be new legislation, not just a reworking of CERA.
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Committee considers legislation on next step of Christchurch rebuild
A parliamentary select committee will meet in Christchurch today to consider new legislation which will govern the next step of the post-quake rebuild. The Greater Christchurch Regeneration Bill will…
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Infrastructure repair to come in under budget
The cost of repairing infrastructure such as road, bridges and underground pipes in Christchurch has come in under budget.
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New Zealand House and Garden 2016 Tours - Sally Duggan
Next we're talking about quirky and beautiful New Zealand homes. From a fourteen square metre space-saving home in Christchurch, to post-quake rebuilds and a home that's Christmas themed all year… Audio
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Worker spent $25,000 on meth in a fortnight
A worker in Christchurch spent $25,000 on methamphetanime in two weeks, a nurse who runs safety workshops for construction firms has been told.
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Old tradies wanted to mentor new apprentices
Experienced Māori and Pasifika tradies are being asked to help the next generation of apprentice tradespeople. Audio
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If These Walls Could Talk
This week on Spectrum – she came down with crash six months ago. But, before her much vaunted implosion, the Christchurch Central Police Station had already known plenty of action. Katy Gosset talks… Audio
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RDU's New Christchurch Digs
Retiring from their mobile broadcast set-up, AKA the RDUnit, AKA a re-purposed horse float, Christchurch's RDU 98.5FM are finally in their permanent new home. RDU alumni Yadana Saw and Melody Thomas… Audio
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Andre Lovatt named as Regenerate Christchurch chairperson
A new chairperson has been appointed for Regenerate Christchurch, the body tasked with overseeing the rebuild. The Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee and Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel…
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New Christchurch emergency housing opens
The Christchurch City Mission is opening new emergency housing today, just as figures released to RNZ show the rebuild of social housing in the city is still behind schedule.
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Social housing rebuild in Christchurch behind schedule.
The Christchurch City Mission's opening new emergency housing today, just as figures released to RNZ show the rebuild of social housing in the city is still behind schedule. Audio
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Christchurch construction boom fuelling meth surge - study
An influx of construction workers to Christchurch is being blamed for a surge in methamphetamine addiction in the city.
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CCC calls for quake-claim deadline
The Christchurch City Council is asking the government to bring in legislation putting a deadline on settling all outstanding claims for earthquake damage.
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Backlash against open-plan classrooms
Modern, open-plan classrooms are provoking a backlash from parents and some are voting with their feet. Audio
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Fire Service requests higher levies
Paying to earthquake-strengthen fire stations and replacing older fire engines will lead to an overspend, the Fire Service says.
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Meth rise linked to post-quake rebuild
An influx of construction workers to Christchurch is being blamed for a surge in methamphetamine addiction in the city.
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Study: Meth use soaring in Christchurch
Construction workers who've moved to Christchurch for the earthquake rebuild are being blamed for a surge in demand for the drug methamphetamine in the city Audio
