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The latest news from across Christchurch and Canterbury.
Environment Canterbury has adopted its 2026/27 Annual Plan with a 2.4 percent rates increase and is moving Plan Change 8 toward public submissions.
By Bulletin Newsroom · Fri, 26 June 2026
A new ChristchurchNZ profile traces JIX Reality's growth from founder-led experimentation to an award-winning immersive technology studio with offshore reach.
Fri, 26 June 2026
A free exhibition of 200-year-old wildlife watercolours from the William Farquhar Collection opens at the Canterbury Museum Pop-Up from 26 June to 1 November.
Fri, 26 June 2026
The free Star Home Show runs at Wolfbrook Arena in Addington from 26 to 28 June, with a focus on building, design, energy and home technology.
Fri, 26 June 2026
Environment Canterbury is urging poultry farmers and backyard bird owners to strengthen biosecurity after H5N1 was confirmed in migratory seabirds in Western Australia.
Fri, 26 June 2026
Cellar Door at The Arts Centre has received a Wine Spectator Best of Award of Excellence for 2026, its third time in the global programme.
Thu, 25 June 2026
Pita Pit has pulled out of Hornby Hub and The Palms while its South City and Sydenham stores continue to trade.
Thu, 25 June 2026
Offenders crashed a vehicle through glass doors on Rotherham Street and drove inside the mall before allegedly stealing clothing and shoes.
Thu, 25 June 2026
Christchurch’s free Winter Fireworks Spectacular returns to New Brighton Pier on Saturday 27 June, with a Dancefloor Anthems soundtrack and free post-event buses.
Thu, 25 June 2026
Wolfbrook Property Group’s intention to seek residential zoning for Pegasus Golf Course through the fast-track process has drawn a sharp response from Mayor Dan Gordon.
Thu, 25 June 2026
Health New Zealand says New Zealand's first externally credentialled Advanced Practice Radiation Therapist has cleared 127 waitlist patients in her first year at Christchurch Hospital.
Thu, 25 June 2026
Environment Canterbury says the Greater Christchurch Metro network review has drawn a record 11,738 responses across Christchurch, Selwyn and Waimakariri.
Thu, 25 June 2026
A Canterbury director has been banned for eight and a half years after the collapse of an employment agency that left creditors millions out of pocket.
Wed, 24 June 2026
A Christchurch Bulletin business guide to the city's strongest cleaning, grounds and property-services operators for households, landlords and commercial buyers.
Sun, 21 June 2026
Christchurch's free Winter Fireworks Spectacular returns to New Brighton Pier on Saturday 27 June with a Dancefloor Anthems theme, food vendors from 5.30pm and a 7.30pm display.
Tue, 16 June 2026
From a Christchurch corner grocer to a national food distribution network, the Balar family's Service Foods now employs more than 800 people across 16 branches with revenue above $500 million.
Mon, 15 June 2026
Police and family remain concerned for 81-year-old Valerie Hargrave, last seen leaving her Woolston home on Saturday morning.
Sun, 7 June 2026
BCITO apprentice Joe McFadyen placed third at the 2026 NZCB Apprentice Challenge national final in Auckland.
Sun, 7 June 2026
The Wigram museum unveils the towering tail sections of two retired RNZAF aircraft as part of its Home for Heroes campaign.
Sun, 7 June 2026
Investigators want to identify the driver of a white car seen on CCTV near a fatal Grahams Road crash in April.
Sat, 6 June 2026
Body Fit Training's Ferrymead and Riccarton studios are set to close, following the earlier shutdown of the Victoria Street branch.
Sat, 6 June 2026
New World Stanmore joins three other Christchurch stores using the technology after a three-month trial.
Fri, 5 June 2026
A $62.5 million South Island schools package includes a new Lincoln South primary and extra classrooms across Canterbury.
Fri, 5 June 2026
Court restraints follow the arrest of six people and search warrants across the city, including at a King Cobra Addington pad.
Fri, 5 June 2026
The Techmatics founder is building a Christchurch robotics company solving real-world inspection and automation problems, and showing what applied innovation looks like in Ōtautahi.
Mon, 18 May 2026
The new National Master Franchisee for Candoo HVAC on family, migration and building a trusted national service business from the ground up.
Sat, 2 May 2026
The Kōrure founder won the 2026 Meat Industry Association Dragon's Den with a soft-textured red meat range designed for elderly and unwell people who struggle to chew or swallow.
Wed, 15 April 2026
Co-founders Hannah Hardy-Jones and Lucy Pink raised $4.1 million to scale their AI content platform into the UK and US, proving a Christchurch-built startup can compete globally.
Fri, 20 March 2026
Sharenanigans founder Alli Kennedy is turning a complex subject into a board game, helping tamariki learn about investing through play.
Tue, 10 March 2026
The University of Canterbury's Summer Startup Showcase at The Piano brought together 10 student ventures spanning seaweed packaging, AI and fintech.
Wed, 4 February 2026
NIWA reported below-average temperatures across northern Canterbury during a changeable month.
Sat, 31 January 2026
Council is seeking feedback on a year-long clearway trial that frees up evening parking near the hospital and Hagley Park.
Fri, 30 January 2026
A loose two-day plan combining food, gardens, the tram, the coast and a regional drive.
Tue, 27 January 2026
Steady pricing, population growth and lifestyle appeal keep the wider region on buyers' radars.
Mon, 26 January 2026
Pools, libraries and community programmes are still running before term begins.
Sun, 25 January 2026
Morning coffees, park walks and backyard meals add up to a city that feels easy to live in.
Sat, 24 January 2026
Farmers' markets and small-batch makers remain central to how the region eats.
Fri, 23 January 2026
Businesses are reviewing staffing needs as planning shifts into action across the region.
Thu, 22 January 2026
Hagley Park, the Avon River and the Port Hills are filling up with runners building toward a mid-year target.
Wed, 21 January 2026
Coffee, gardens, riverside walks and a short drive to the coast is often all it takes.
Tue, 20 January 2026
Managing Director John Robson is building BioOra's CAR-T cell therapy capability in Christchurch's Te Papa Hauora Health Precinct, anchoring world-class science in the South Island.
Tue, 20 January 2026
Townhouses, new builds and established suburbs continue to draw buyers doing careful homework.
Mon, 19 January 2026
Cafés, restaurants and independent retailers are hoping warm weather and visitors translate into reliable revenue.
Sun, 18 January 2026
Riccarton Market, the Farmers' Market and neighbourhood gatherings are bringing people together.
Sun, 18 January 2026
Cafés, riverside spaces, markets and outdoor dining are pulling more locals into the central city after work and on weekends.
Sat, 17 January 2026
Deep watering, mulch and morning routines can help gardens cope with Canterbury's mixed January conditions.
Fri, 16 January 2026
Operators are watching customer spending, costs and confidence as 2026 trading gets underway.
Thu, 15 January 2026
Akaroa, Lyttelton, Sumner and New Brighton are seeing strong summer activity from locals and visitors alike.
Wed, 14 January 2026
Cricket, tennis, athletics and social sport are once again filling the city's grounds and pools.
Tue, 13 January 2026
Courtyards, riverside tables and garden settings are part of the city's summer appeal.
Tue, 13 January 2026
Squirrel's outlook points to Canterbury holding its ground as the year begins.
Mon, 12 January 2026
Three classic local escapes, each suited to a different kind of summer mood.
Mon, 12 January 2026
Wineries, walks, beaches and small-town cafés are within easy reach for a low-fuss summer outing.
Sun, 11 January 2026
Super Round comes to One New Zealand Stadium in April, with the Crusaders set to host the Waratahs.
Sat, 10 January 2026
Locals are keeping plans flexible as conditions shift between the coast, the plains and the peninsula.
Fri, 9 January 2026
Growth, infrastructure, tourism and housing are set to remain the defining issues across the wider region in 2026.
Thu, 8 January 2026
Across Addington, Sydenham, Riccarton and the central city, cafés are doing what they do best.
Thu, 8 January 2026
Parks, beaches and outdoor dining are giving residents more reasons to stay out after work.
Wed, 7 January 2026
The city enters the new year with the familiar mix of summer activity, ongoing development, and quiet planning for what comes next.
Tue, 6 January 2026
From Akaroa and Hanmer to Arthur's Pass, the region is built for short escapes.
Mon, 5 January 2026
Pool parties, library challenges, charity cricket and weekend markets fill the month.
Sat, 3 January 2026
Co-owners Liam Kelleher and Will Lyons-Bowman have opened Christchurch's first urban cidery and restaurant on Saint Asaph Street, betting on a city ready for something different.
Wed, 10 December 2025
NIWA's 2024 annual climate summary reported above-average annual temperatures for inland northern Canterbury and Banks Peninsula. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's
Tue, 31 December 2024
NIWA reported 2024 was New Zealand's 10th-warmest year on record, with Canterbury among the regions seeing above-average annual temperatures in places. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Ch
Tue, 31 December 2024
Tourism New Zealand promotes Christchurch and Canterbury as a region of rivers, mountains, wineries, walks, skiing, craft beer and outdoor adventure. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Chri
Fri, 20 December 2024
Christchurch Airport's media updates through 2024 pointed to passenger growth, terminal upgrades and a busy holiday travel period. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's
Fri, 20 December 2024
The return of Cathay Pacific and United Airlines routes in late 2024 was expected to support visitor flows into Christchurch, with potential benefits for hospitality. The story became one of the local angles worth revisi
Sun, 15 December 2024
New dining options opened at Christchurch Airport in December 2024 as part of its terminal refresh ahead of the holiday travel period. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bullet
Thu, 12 December 2024
Christchurch Airport opened new dining options in December 2024, including flagship bar and food court additions as part of its terminal refresh. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christch
Thu, 12 December 2024
United Airlines resumed direct Christchurch-San Francisco flights in December 2024 for the summer travel season. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive beca
Fri, 6 December 2024
United Airlines resumed direct Christchurch-San Francisco flights in December 2024. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects directly to h
Fri, 6 December 2024
Cathay Pacific returned to Christchurch in December 2024 with increased seasonal capacity, reconnecting the South Island with Hong Kong and wider global networks. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting
Tue, 3 December 2024
Christchurch Airport said Cathay Pacific's return would support tourism, trade and the wider regional economy. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive becaus
Tue, 3 December 2024
Cathay Pacific returned to Christchurch in December 2024 with increased seasonal capacity. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects direct
Tue, 3 December 2024
NIWA recorded 32.1°C at Bromley, Christchurch, on 28 November 2024, the country's highest temperature for that month. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive
Thu, 28 November 2024
Late-2024 North Canterbury regional intelligence pointed to a lift in business confidence across Waimakariri and Hurunui after a more difficult trading period. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting fo
Fri, 15 November 2024
Dawn Aerospace announced a major flight milestone in November 2024, reinforcing Christchurch's role in New Zealand's aerospace and advanced technology scene. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for
Thu, 14 November 2024
Christchurch City Council consulted on the draft Ōtautahi Christchurch Future Transport strategy in late 2024, covering long-term movement around the city. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for Th
Tue, 12 November 2024
NZ Cup Week remained a major annual racing and social event for Christchurch, centred around harness racing at Addington. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 arc
Tue, 12 November 2024
Christchurch City Council's late-2024 Future Transport consultation asked residents to think about walking, cycling, public transport, roads and future growth. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting fo
Tue, 12 November 2024
NIWA's October 2024 climate summary reported near-average temperatures in inland central and southern Canterbury. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive bec
Thu, 31 October 2024
October 2024 climate data showed higher-than-normal soil moisture across much of Canterbury while rainfall around Banks Peninsula was below normal. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christ
Thu, 31 October 2024
ChristchurchNZ promoted the city's growing aerospace sector and innovation ecosystem in 2024, including investment, research and advanced manufacturing opportunities. The story became one of the local angles worth revisi
Mon, 21 October 2024
Local planning commentary in 2024 noted zoning decisions that could enable greater residential intensification in parts of Christchurch. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bull
Fri, 18 October 2024
Christchurch Airport announced its first major terminal upgrade since 2013, including new eateries, upgraded facilities and refreshed passenger areas. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Chr
Tue, 15 October 2024
Christchurch Airport's terminal refresh included upgraded bathrooms, a parent's room, food court changes and a children's play area. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin
Tue, 15 October 2024
Christchurch Airport announced a major terminal refresh ahead of the summer 2024 travel season. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects d
Tue, 15 October 2024
Christchurch Airport's 2024 terminal refresh included plans for 12 new eateries and food court upgrades. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it c
Tue, 15 October 2024
Christchurch housing intensification and Plan Change 14 remained a major planning and property issue through 2024. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive be
Thu, 10 October 2024
The Coastal Pacific scenic train connects Christchurch travellers with the Kaikōura coastline and Marlborough wine country. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 a
Tue, 1 October 2024
Visible 2024 progress on the new central city stadium gave Canterbury sports fans a clearer sense of the venue's future role. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024
Mon, 30 September 2024
Fire and Emergency New Zealand released its 2024 Port Hills Fire Investigation Report in September 2024, giving Canterbury more information about the blaze. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for T
Wed, 25 September 2024
The February 2024 Port Hills fire affected homes, infrastructure and recreational areas, and the investigation report kept outdoor fire safety in public focus. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting fo
Wed, 25 September 2024
Rambler was set to open at Drifter Christchurch on 12 September 2024, adding a new food and drink option to the city. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive
Thu, 12 September 2024
Christchurch Airport's FY2024 figures showed passenger numbers up 10 percent year-on-year and international passengers up strongly, supporting tourism and hospitality. The story became one of the local angles worth revis
Wed, 28 August 2024
Christchurch Airport recorded 6.25 million passengers in the 2024 financial year, up 10 percent on the previous year, with strong international growth. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Ch
Tue, 27 August 2024
Christchurch Airport's FY2024 passenger growth added to the wider story of city connectivity, tourism recovery and regional investment confidence. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christc
Tue, 27 August 2024
WORD Christchurch Festival 2024 ran from 27 August to 1 September, bringing writers, thinkers and performers into the city. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 a
Tue, 27 August 2024
Christchurch Airport handled 6.25 million passengers in FY2024, up 10 percent on the previous year. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connec
Tue, 27 August 2024
WORD Christchurch Festival 2024 brought more than 100 writers, thinkers and performers to the city between 27 August and 1 September. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulleti
Tue, 27 August 2024
WORD Christchurch Festival 2024 ran from 27 August to 1 September. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects directly to how people in Chri
Tue, 27 August 2024
Mid-2024 stadium updates showed major visible progress on the central city stadium, including roof installation and wider construction milestones. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christc
Mon, 19 August 2024
WORD Christchurch invited micro-writing submissions for display at The Crossing from August to October 2024. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because
Thu, 15 August 2024
The Canterbury Rams defeated Auckland Tuatara 102-87 at Cowles Stadium to claim back-to-back Sal's NBL championships in 2024. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024
Sun, 28 July 2024
One New Zealand was announced as naming-rights partner for Christchurch's new central city stadium, with the venue to be known as One New Zealand Stadium. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The
Thu, 25 July 2024
One New Zealand became naming-rights partner for Christchurch's new covered stadium, linking the venue with a major commercial partnership. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch B
Thu, 25 July 2024
Progress and naming-rights confirmation for One New Zealand Stadium strengthened Christchurch's central city development and property narrative. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchu
Thu, 25 July 2024
The Canterbury Fire Plan 2024-2027 identified special fire risks including Christchurch red zones, Port Hills areas and Banks Peninsula. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bull
Mon, 22 July 2024
The Canterbury Fire Plan 2024-2027 identified several high-risk landscapes including Christchurch red zones, the Port Hills and Banks Peninsula. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchu
Mon, 22 July 2024
Little High Eatery features multiple local and family-run food vendors, making it a central Christchurch casual dining destination. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin'
Mon, 15 July 2024
Great Journeys New Zealand promotes the TranzAlpine as a scenic rail journey linking Christchurch and Greymouth across the Southern Alps. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bul
Wed, 10 July 2024
Riverside Market is promoted as a seven-day indoor market with restaurants, cafés, bars and boutique retail in central Christchurch. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin
Mon, 1 July 2024
Christchurch City Council adopted the Long Term Plan 2024-2034 on 27 June 2024 after public consultation and deliberations. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 a
Thu, 27 June 2024
Tīrama Mai ran from 22-30 June 2024 as a free cultural lighting festival in central Christchurch. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects
Sat, 22 June 2024
Tīrama Mai ran as a free winter light festival in central Christchurch from 22-30 June 2024. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects dire
Sat, 22 June 2024
Tīrama Mai ran from 22-30 June 2024 as a free cultural lighting festival in central Christchurch. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects
Sat, 22 June 2024
The Mainland Tactix remained Canterbury's major ANZ Premiership netball team through the 2024 season. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it conn
Sat, 15 June 2024
Harcourts reported Christchurch's May 2024 median price rose year-on-year to \$678,000, with more stock on the market. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archiv
Fri, 31 May 2024
Christchurch and Canterbury remained attractive to buyers looking for relative affordability, lifestyle and growth compared with larger New Zealand centres. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for T
Fri, 31 May 2024
Enterprise North Canterbury's April 2024 business survey showed more cautious hiring and investment intentions among local firms. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's
Fri, 10 May 2024
Christchurch City Council sought feedback on a Gloucester Street trial that used planters, furniture and a slower street layout to test a more people-friendly central city street. The story became one of the local angles
Mon, 6 May 2024
The Gloucester Street trial used temporary design changes to create a more people-friendly street environment near key central city destinations. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christch
Mon, 6 May 2024
The Gloucester Street people-friendly trial sat near New Regent Street, Tūranga, Te Pae and Cathedral Square, areas important to city street life and hospitality. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting
Mon, 6 May 2024
The Queensland Reds beat the Crusaders in Christchurch for the first time since 1999, making it one of the notable Super Rugby results of the year. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christ
Sun, 5 May 2024
A local April 2024 market update reported Christchurch's median price softening for a second consecutive month. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive becau
Tue, 30 April 2024
The Crusaders beat the Melbourne Rebels 39-0 in Christchurch in April 2024, keeping their Super Rugby Pacific playoff hopes alive. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's
Fri, 26 April 2024
The 2024 Christchurch Marathon was held on 21 April, with marathon, half-marathon and shorter-distance events. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive becaus
Sun, 21 April 2024
The 2024 Christchurch Marathon brought participants together across marathon, half-marathon and shorter distances on 21 April. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 202
Sun, 21 April 2024
The 2024 Christchurch Marathon was held on 21 April, bringing race-day activity across multiple distances. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it
Sun, 21 April 2024
Matatiki Hornby Centre opened in April 2024 with community facilities including a library, pool and customer service spaces for the south-west of Christchurch. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting fo
Sat, 20 April 2024
Matatiki Hornby Centre opened in April 2024, bringing new recreation, library and community services to Hornby. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive becau
Sat, 20 April 2024
Hornby's new community centre opened in April 2024 with public activity and local community interest. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it conn
Sat, 20 April 2024
A 2024 Council agreement was designed to support the future of the Canterbury A&P Show while allowing Wigram Road land to be used for sports fields. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Chris
Tue, 16 April 2024
A 2024 agreement was designed to support the Canterbury A&P Show's future and reshape use of land connected with the event. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 a
Tue, 16 April 2024
A 2024 Council agreement was designed to support the future of the Canterbury A&P Show. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects directly
Tue, 16 April 2024
REINZ-linked national reporting in April 2024 pointed to higher stock levels and a market returning closer to normal activity. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 202
Mon, 15 April 2024
The Christchurch Food Show was designed to connect food businesses and food lovers, highlighting local and national food brands. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2
Sun, 7 April 2024
The 2024 Christchurch Food Show included food personalities, exhibitors and cooking demonstrations as part of its event programme. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's
Sat, 6 April 2024
The Christchurch Food Show ran from 5-7 April 2024 at Wolfbrook Arena. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects directly to how people in
Fri, 5 April 2024
The Christchurch Food Show ran from 5-7 April 2024 at Wolfbrook Arena. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects directly to how people in
Fri, 5 April 2024
The 2024 Christchurch Food Show ran at Wolfbrook Arena from 5-7 April. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects directly to how people in
Fri, 5 April 2024
Business Canterbury's March 2024 survey found confidence was generally positive, while businesses still faced cost pressures and softer consumer demand. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The C
Wed, 27 March 2024
SailGP racing in Lyttelton Harbour was disrupted after endangered Hector's dolphins entered the racecourse during the Christchurch event. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bul
Sun, 24 March 2024
SailGP racing in Christchurch was disrupted after endangered Hector's dolphins entered the racecourse in Lyttelton Harbour. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 a
Sun, 24 March 2024
SailGP's 2024 Christchurch event brought global sailing attention to Lyttelton Harbour, though racing was disrupted by Hector's dolphins. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bul
Sun, 24 March 2024
SailGP racing in Lyttelton Harbour was affected after endangered Hector's dolphins entered the racecourse during the Christchurch event. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bull
Sun, 24 March 2024
The 2024 Long Term Plan debate brought rates, spending, affordability and future infrastructure costs into focus for homeowners and landlords. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurc
Wed, 20 March 2024
The Draft Long Term Plan 2024-2034 went out for public feedback from March to April 2024, asking residents to comment on services, infrastructure, investment, and rates. The story became one of the local angles worth rev
Mon, 18 March 2024
Australia completed a successful chase against New Zealand in the second Test at Hagley Oval in March 2024. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because i
Mon, 11 March 2024
The Canterbury Rams entered 2024 with new signings and returning players as the club prepared to defend its title. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive be
Tue, 5 March 2024
NIWA recorded above-average temperatures in parts of Canterbury during February 2024, alongside conditions that contributed to elevated fire danger. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Chris
Thu, 29 February 2024
NIWA linked the Port Hills fire conditions to hot, dry air from Australia and west-to-northwest winds that affected fire behaviour. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin'
Fri, 16 February 2024
A local state of emergency was declared for Christchurch and Selwyn on 14 February 2024 as a major wildfire burned across the Port Hills. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bul
Thu, 15 February 2024
The February 2024 Port Hills fire affected both Christchurch and Selwyn, with emergency declarations and a large response across the area. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bu
Thu, 15 February 2024
Fire and climate experts said conditions in Canterbury were very-high to extreme on the afternoon the Port Hills fire began. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024
Thu, 15 February 2024
Christchurch City Council's draft Long Term Plan process included a proposed average rates increase of 15.84 percent for existing ratepayers in 2024/25 before later decisions reduced the adopted figure. The story became
Wed, 14 February 2024
Expert commentary after the Port Hills fire pointed to hot, dry and windy late-summer conditions that increased wildfire risk in Canterbury. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch
Wed, 14 February 2024
Local property commentary in early 2024 pointed to increasing listings, giving Christchurch buyers more choice after tighter market conditions. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchur
Thu, 8 February 2024
NIWA's February outlook noted fire risk was highest for Otago, Canterbury and Wairarapa around the start of the month. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archiv
Wed, 7 February 2024
NIWA's January 2024 climate summary reported Christchurch as the sunniest of New Zealand's six main centres that month. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archi
Wed, 31 January 2024
Bread & Circus - World Buskers Festival ran in Christchurch in January 2024, adding performance and street energy to the summer calendar. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bul
Fri, 19 January 2024
Bread & Circus - World Buskers Festival ran from 19-28 January 2024 in Christchurch. The story became one of the local angles worth revisiting for The Christchurch Bulletin's 2024 archive because it connects directly to
Fri, 19 January 2024
Volunteer-led organisations say a packed programme of markets, festivals and family days is taking shape.
Tue, 30 December 1969
Several routes will see staged works through the summer, with detour information to be shared closer to the time.
Tue, 30 December 1969
Agents report consistent buyer interest in family suburbs and central city apartments.
Tue, 30 December 1969
Strong performances were recorded across senior and junior grades.
Tue, 30 December 1969
A reminder to keep an eye on conditions as the season progresses.
Tue, 30 December 1969
New openings and refreshed favourites are giving locals plenty to explore.
Tue, 30 December 1969
Why a steady, community-led approach is paying off in central Christchurch.
Tue, 30 December 1969
Recruitment activity has remained steady across trades, technology and professional services.
Mon, 29 December 1969
A mix of council, school and volunteer-led programmes are rolling out new offerings this term.
Mon, 29 December 1969
Pre-season training is well underway across the region's club sides.
Mon, 29 December 1969
Recent showers have given gardens a much-needed boost.
Mon, 29 December 1969
From ceramics to seasonal produce, weekend markets are drawing crowds.
Mon, 29 December 1969
The harbourside village continues to charm locals and visitors alike.
Mon, 29 December 1969
Sourdough, pastries and seasonal bakes are drawing early crowds.
Mon, 29 December 1969
Principals say there is plenty to look forward to as students settle into a packed calendar.
Sun, 28 December 1969
Shop owners say weekend trade has been encouraging as the central city continues to draw crowds.
Sun, 28 December 1969
Clubs say youth involvement remains a highlight of the season.
Sun, 28 December 1969
Plenty of options for parents looking to fill the weekend.
Sun, 28 December 1969
From Banks Peninsula loops to inland Mackenzie, here are some favourites.
Sun, 28 December 1969
A guide to the dates worth marking on your calendar.
Sun, 28 December 1969
Growth on the city's edges deserves more attention from policymakers.
Sun, 28 December 1969
Retailers in one of the city's busiest shopping areas report a positive lift in customer numbers.
Sat, 27 December 1969
Residents are working together to bring more activity to the seaside suburb.
Sat, 27 December 1969
Volunteer coaches and parents are the backbone of weekend competition.
Sat, 27 December 1969
Garden designers and landscapers report strong demand heading into summer.
Sat, 27 December 1969
Direct-to-consumer trade has been a quiet success story for many growers.
Sat, 27 December 1969
Organisers say turnout has been strong at the season's first events.
Sat, 27 December 1969
Public consultation has drawn a wide range of views on proposed changes to local routes.
Fri, 26 December 1969
Population growth in the southern and western edges of the city is driving new infrastructure planning.
Fri, 26 December 1969
Tourism providers say bookings are tracking well across the region.
Fri, 26 December 1969
A round-up of restaurants and cafés generating buzz around town.
Fri, 26 December 1969
Venues and outdoor stages are confirming acts for the months ahead.
Fri, 26 December 1969
Independent operators say flexibility has been key to staying ahead.
Thu, 25 December 1969
Cafés, bars and restaurants are gearing up for one of the busiest periods of the year.
Thu, 25 December 1969
Industry meetups and breakfast events are drawing strong attendance.
Thu, 25 December 1969
A growing community of entrepreneurs say Christchurch is an attractive base.
Wed, 24 December 1969
Fresh openings and steady investment are shaping the look and feel of the central city as residents and visitors return in growing numbers.
Tue, 2 September 1969
Operators across hospitality, retail and tourism say steady demand is supporting plans for a busy few months ahead.
Tue, 2 September 1969
Forecasters indicate settled weather across much of the region.
Tue, 2 September 1969
Our pick of spots for a slow morning coffee or a long lunch.
Tue, 2 September 1969
From Hanmer Springs to Akaroa, the region is full of short-trip options.
Tue, 2 September 1969