Environment Canterbury Chair Dr Deon Swiggs shares Canterbury’s perspective on local government reform, regional delivery, and protecting local voice.
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Sign up for the latest newsNorth Canterbury 12-year-old Harry is leading a community river clean-up to help protect local rivers, wildlife and public spaces.
Award-winning Canterbury high-country farmers are using data, wetlands and conservation work to support resilient, sustainable farming systems.
We join the maritime community in recognising International Women in Maritime Day. Meet seven of the wahine looking after our coastal and marine environment.
Learn how to maintain your septic tank or onsite wastewater system, spot warning signs early, and help protect health, water and the environment.
Help shape the future of Metro bus and ferry services across Greater Christchurch. Share your feedback on routes, reliability and future transport needs.
Environment Canterbury reports that most core services remain on track in Quarter Three, despite pressures from severe weather, ce
Environment Canterbury has re-established its AI Working Group to explore how artificial intelligence can support responsible local government.
Thinking of lighting an outdoor fire? Check Canterbury’s outdoor burning rules, property size limits, what you can burn, and cleaner alternatives.
Entries are open for the first McLeans Forest Run, a new forest trail event near Christchurch on 5 July. Sign up before 3 June for early bird pricing.
Environment Canterbury issued an abatement notice to Christchurch City Council following thousands of odour complaints linked to the Bromley plant.
Government confirms local government reform direction. Regional services stay local, with governance stability through to 2028 for Canterbury.