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Christchurch stadium: Pressure will fall on next council to work out finances
The new stadium could see rates rise by $144 per year but some councillors believe they could soften the blow by asking neighbouring councils to chip in, selling assets or reprioritising other… Audio
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Christchurch Mayor on vote to build stadium
After years of debate, Christchurch will finally get its new stadium.
The city council voted thirteen to three yesterday to sign a fixed-price $683 million contract for the 30,000 seat stadium.
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New Covid-19 measures not enough to ease strain, doctors say
Doctors say if new Covid-19 measures fail to work, they could be faced with making drastic decisions about which urgent patients to treat. Audio
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Christchurch Council approves extra $150m stadium spend
Christchurch City Councillors have voted to spend another $150 million to build the Te Kaha stadium for a staggering $683 million.
It could mean a hefty rate rise of $144 per year and the focus will… Audio
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Canterbury Chamber of Commerce on new stadium
After a decade without a premier sports and music venue, Christchurch will finally get a new stadium.
The City Council voted yesterday to approve $683 million contract for the city's planned Te Kaha… Audio
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Christchurch's New Stadium
Audio 14 Jul 2022A huge day for Christchurch today after the city council voted to build a new $683 million dollar stadium.
The celebrations have started with councillors, business leaders and many residents saying… Audio
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Councillors approve $683m Christchurch stadium
Christchurch city councillors have met and voted to give the go-ahead to build the contentious $683m stadium. Video, Audio
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Hospitality NZ's Peter Morrison sings for new Chch stadium
Christchurch councillors have finally approved the multi use arena with the heavy price tag of $683 million.
It will be a 30,000 seat arena for sport and concerts. It's been an issue that's got… Video, Audio
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Christchurch councillors give stadium plan the green light
Christchurch councillors have given the green light to build a multi-use arena, that's been 10 years in the making.
The fierce debate over Te Kaha, has centred around its price tag - which is $683… Video, Audio
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Hospitals close to visitors, outpatient appointments postponed
Health services in Canterbury are under pressure and Covid-19 exposure events are causing problems for Southland and Whangārei.
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The Panel with Dr Parmjeet Parmar and Ed Amon (Pt. 1)
Audio 14 Jul 2022Wallace and panellists Dr Parmjeet Parmar and Ed Amon discuss the COVID update today, free RAT tests and masks now available. Also, $683m has been signed off for the Christchurch stadium, and what is… Audio
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Christchurch Mayoral hopefuls on stadium vote
Christchurch City Council will vote on whether to move ahead with plans for a controversial stadium today.
A fixed price of $683 million has been set by project contractors who say they are confident… Audio
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Vote taking place on Christchurch Stadium today
It's been the talk of the town and today, Christchurch city councillors will vote on whether to build the contentious stadium Te Kaha.
The so-called multi-use arena comes with a huge $683 million… Audio
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NZ farms on alert for foot-and-mouth disease
Biosecurity officials say New Zealand has guaranteed access to vaccines for foot-and-mouth disease if it is detected here.
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Christchurch councillors vote today on $683m stadium
Councillors have three choices; spend the extra $150 million to build the covered stadium, hit the pause button and re-evaluate the project, or scrap it altogether.
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First Up - The Podcast, Thursday 14 July
Audio 14 Jul 2022On today's First Up pod - drama at the Pacific Islands Forum as Chinese officials are ejected from a key meeting; we're joined by a Christchurch butcher at his wit's end after his business was flooded… Audio
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CH butcher's shop floods due to bad infrastructure
While the nation was bucketed by rain from the 'Atmospheric River' this last week one Christchurch Butcher was left to deal with his business flooding for the sixth time in just three years. David… Audio
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Aotearoa as America: New film Don't Make Me Go shot in Canterbury
Canterbury film makers are hoping the premiere of a new movie filmed in the region will encourage more overseas productions to set up in the region.
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Canterbury residents call for council action after repeated flood damage
Damage and disruption as a result of Tuesday's wild weather left some Canterbury residents with a strong sense of deja vu.
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Police recover body after car swept away in floodwaters in Dunedin
There is disbelief people tried to cross a swollen river near Dunedin, where one person has lost their life.
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Wild weather easing, another blast due later in the week
The storm that swept across much of New Zealand has eased, but parts of Otago still face severe weather - and there's more to come later in the week. Audio
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Wild weather: Power outages, road closures and heavy snowfall
A front of wild weather hit the country on Tuesday, causing power outages, closing some roads and preventing some from flushing their toilet.
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Intellectually disabled boy in state care beaten, given enough medication to tranquillise horse
The brother of an intellectually disabled man has described the 30 plus years of neglect and abuse his kin suffered at the hands of the state.
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Two arrests following Canterbury shooting
Police have arrested two gang members after a man was shot in Rolleston, near Christchurch.
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Christchurch promised stadium costs will not rise further
The bill is in for Christchurch's stadium and it comes with a promise it will not go up further.
The project has already faced a $150 million budget blowout. But Christchurch City Council says lead… Video, Audio
