Kaikōura Water Zone Committee chair Ted Howard discusses a new series of Kaikōura maps that will offer valuable insights for the community.
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Sign up for the latest newsMetro’s Route 7 Halswell-Queenspark service is set to become even more convenient, thanks to an increase in frequency.
A new report is giving us a better understanding of how much water is being used in Canterbury.
Read about some of the decisions made at the February 26 Council meeting.
Plan Change 7 and the Canterbury Land and Water Regional Plan are fully operative from 10 March 2025.
During the summer and early autumn, it becomes a lot easier to identify pest plants that can lay incognito for much of the year.
The Local Government Commission has supported our decision to largely retain the current representation arrangement.
Scientists from our Water and Land team have investigated reports of increased algal growth around the Rakaia River mouth.
The bus zone structure will be a key component of the 2025/26 Annual Plan.
Emergency Management Canterbury (Canterbury CDEM) is undertaking a preparedness survey for residents in the Waitaha region.
The invasive freshwater algae didymo, has been found in Te Tautea o Hinekakai/Devils Punchbowl Creek in Arthur’s Pass.
A Rolleston school hopes to provide foodbanks with fresh produce, thanks to some impressive ingenuity and Zone Committee Action Plan funding.