Careers
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Public transport services
We provide three types of public transport in the Waitaha Canterbury region — urban public transport services in Greater Christchurch and Timaru, subsidised door-to-door transport services
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Route 7 frequency increase causing increase in patronage too
It’s not just the frequency that’s increased on Metro’s Route 7 Halswell to Queenspark service, but also now the patronage. In April the route switched to running every 10 minutes from 5.30am...
https://www.ecan.govt.nz/get-involved/news-and-events/2025/route-7-frequency-increase-causing-increase-in-patronage-too -
Top tips for late season winter grazing
Winter grazing season is now almost over, and with most of your winter paddocks grazed, it’s important to minimise stock movement over bare earth to protect your soil integrity and prevent
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Passionate hatchery volunteers protect salmon population
Over the past 18 years, a group of dedicated volunteers have turned an abandoned commercial salmon hatchery on McKinnon’s Creek into a thriving operation which will release 90,000 salmon this year
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Ashley Rakahuri weed control reclaims more than just riverbed
Rakahuri Ashley River has been transformed from one choked with weeds to one that is safer and more resilient. Thanks to central government funding, we’ve been able to reclaim weed-infested riverbeds...
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P G and J A Everest
Mr P G and Mrs J A Everest have applied for consent to take and use groundwater at 1030 Fords Road, Willowby. Current status: The decision of the Hearing Commissioners has been released. The decision
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Get ready for new Greater Christchurch Metro fares starting in July
Greater Christchurch public transport fares will increase in July this year, following a decision made by Council on 30 April. Chair Craig Pauling said the decision was about the timing for when new
https://www.ecan.govt.nz/get-involved/news-and-events/2025/new-greater-christchurch-metro-fares-to-come-into-effect-in-july -
Leading efforts in pest management
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African love grass