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Calls for Christchurch's rebuild plan to be reworked
Audio 20 Dec 2013There are calls for Christchurch's ambitious rebuild plan to go back to the drawing board in light of a critical new report into the Christchurch City Council's finances. The interim report by the… Audio
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Retail spending in Christchurch down slightly
Retail spending in Christchurch down slightly
Spending on retail and hospitality in Christchurch has fallen slightly after a period of strong growth.
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Christchurch in the red over rebuild deal
Christchurch in the red
A review of the Christchurch council's finances has confirmed what the new mayor says are her worst fears.
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Morning Report: local papers
Morning Report: local papers
Len Brown depicted as Incredible Shrinking Mayor; husband killer Helen Milner had a history of dishonesty and family feuds; Christchurch rebuild costs could be higher than forecast.
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Top Stories for Friday 20 December 2013
Audio 20 Dec 2013Bad news for Christchurch City Council, the rebuild will cost more than they budgetted for and they haven't got the money to pay for it. Len Brown wants to move on but one of his main accusers says… Audio
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Consumer confidence highest in four years
Consumer confidence highest in four years
Consumer confidence hit its highest level in more than four years in the third quarter, while activity in the services sector remains robust. Audio
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Bascand eyes boom year for economic growth
Bascand eyes boom year for economic growth
The country's top investment management company says next year could be New Zealand's best vintage for economic growth in a decade.
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Big changes to council's senior management tier
Big changes to council's senior management tier
Major changes to the senior management structure of the Christchurch City Council have been finalised following staff feedback.
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Sensing City
A web only special where Roger Dennis explains why he believes Christchurch could become the world's first smart city Audio
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Christchurch council credit rating reaffirmed
Christchurch council credit rating reaffirmed
Standard and Poor's has reaffirmed Christchurch City Council's A+ financial rating but says it remains on a negative outlook because of uncertainties over the final cost of the city's rebuild after…
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15-year housing plan revealed
15-year housing plan revealed
Forty thousand more sections will be developed in greater Christchurch over the next 15 years as part of the city's rebuilding effort.
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Asbestos risk in rebuild unprecedented - experts
Asbestos risk in rebuild unprecedented - experts
Australian asbestos experts say the potential contamination problems facing earthquake-hit Christchurch are on a scale they have never seen before. Audio
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Council report says improvements still needed
Council report says improvements still needed
A review of the Christchurch City Council's resource management functions has found there is no evidence of systemic failure, but improvements need to be made in a number of areas.
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Morning Report: local papers
Morning Report: local papers
Wednesday's headlines: New Census data shows Dunedin labour force is shrinking; Christchurch City Council may have to revisit its rebuild deal with the Crown; Brian Tamaki's right-hand man is setting…
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Trust denied Supreme Court bid over cathedral
Trust denied Supreme Court bid over cathedral
A group wanting to save Christchurch's badly damaged cathedral has been denied the right to make an appeal to the Supreme Court.
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Labour win not a reflection on Govt, says candidate
Labour win not a reflection on Govt, says candidate
The National candidate defeated in the Christchurch East by-election insists voters still support the Government's post-quake efforts, despite Labour's Poto Williams retaining the seat with a large…
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Study sought into health risks from rebuild
Study sought into health risks from rebuild
Public health experts in Christchurch are worried about the health risk from cancer-causing concrete dust due to rapid demolition and building in the earthquake-hit city. Audio
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Minister backs away from overruling council
Minister backs away from overruling council
Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee and Christchurch's mayor say they have had a constructive meeting and are on the same page regarding the future of residential development.
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Christchurch council confirms restructure plans
Christchurch council confirms restructure plans
One of the biggest shake-ups of Christchurch City Council's senior management team in 10 years has been announced. The proposal includes the disestablishment of six general manager roles.
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Question Time for 21 November 2013
Audio 21 Nov 2013- Hon PHIL HEATLEY to the Minister of Finance: What reports has he received on the economy – and especially on further signs of economic momentum in the regions and among manufacturers?
- Dr RUSSEL…
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Council to announce major changes
Council to announce major changes
Christchurch City Council is expected to announce major changes to staffing in a wide-ranging restructuring.
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Lack of communication hindering rebuild - report
Lack of communication hindering rebuild - report
A report from the Auditor-General has found the Canterbury rebuild is being hindered by a lack of communication between the three public entities running it.
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Govt to upgrade 115 Christchurch schools
Govt to upgrade 115 Christchurch schools
The Government has unveiled its schedule for rebuilding and repairing 115 schools throughout Canterbury over the next decade.
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Question Time for 14 November 2013
Audio 14 Nov 2013- SIMON O'CONNOR to the Minister of Finance: How is the Government's Better Public Services programme contributing to a stronger economy?
- Hon DAVID PARKER to the Minister of Finance: Can he rule out…
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New land worries derail Port Hills rebuild
New land worries derail Port Hills rebuild
Some property owners on Christchurch's Port Hills have put their rebuilding plans on hold again, and have been told they won't know whether their land is safe until at least April. Audio