The Soil Conservation and Regeneration (SCAR) programme, which aims to support landowners with erosion-prone land, has completed its first year.
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Sign up for the latest newsFrom 1 November 2021, cruise ship masters and operators wishing to anchor in Akaroa Harbour will need to comply with guidance issued by Environment Canterbury.
From Wednesday 1 July, the new price of a Metrocard is $5, down from $10.
Two sources of ongoing problem odours in Bromley have been identified following a pilot study, allowing remedial action to be taken.
Timaru’s trial of on-demand public transport has seen patronage surpass the services it replaces by nearly 40% since the beginning of June.
The 2020/21 Annual Plan has been formally adopted by our Council the rates have been set for the coming year.
We are supporting industry initiatives to ensure farmers follow good winter grazing practice and if needed, seek advice as early as possible.
New aerial photography of the Ashburton, Banks Peninsula, Mackenzie and Timaru districts has been captured as part of a collection that dates back 100 years.
Fares will be reintroduced on public transport services from Monday 15 June 2020. Metrocards will be provided free during June.
Our very own Peter Ramsden has received a Queen's Birthday Honour and has become a Member of the New Zealand Order of Merit.
On 28 May, the Government announced its Action for Healthy Waterways package. Our Chair, Jenny Hughey, acknowledges the efforts involved.
Environment Canterbury became the first Council in New Zealand to make a climate emergency declaration a year ago this Saturday (16 May).