Mr Key said the blueprint addressed some of the problems with the old CBD. "It was rambling along ... very excited about it and I think the people of Christchurch will be very excited as well ...

Newly released data from the 2018 Census shows that the Christchurch central business district (CBD) is bouncing back after the 2010/2011 earthquakes, with more than 11,000 additional workers in ...

The mood is positive: Christchurch is getting back on its feet ... That stretch of Hereford St is one of the rare CBD spots the Government has left out of the blueprint. Developer Denis Harwood ...

Commercial tenants are keen to return to the Christchurch CBD, and most would like to do so within the next two years, according to a survey of landlords and tenants by Colliers International in ...

Will fast broadband mean the new Christchurch doesn't need a central ... With skype, video conferencing and so on, will meeting in the CBD be necessary? Do businesses have to be based together ...

Christchurch residents will be able to enter ... teams had now visited over 1000 red-stickered premises outside the CBD since the beginning of this week. About 200 red stickered buildings in ...

The Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority has reduced the cordon around the Christchurch CBD from 11am today. A temporary pedestrian corridor through Cathedral Square from the Worcester Street ...

After seven long years, Westpac is moving back into the Christchurch CBD, and it's hoped other businesses follow suit. More than 100 staff are moving into a new office in The Terrace today ...

David Beirman is a Senior Lecturer in Tourism, Management Discipline Group at the University of Technology. Sydney. He participated in the CAUTHE (Council of Australasian University Tourism and ...

I ran the Christchurch marathon at the weekend and it winds you around pretty Hagley Park, through the CBD and then out into some of the red zone suburbs. The red zone is always confronting.

Christchurch City Council is looking to raise city noise limits from 60 to 65 decibels, making their CBD the loudest in the country. Central ward councillor Jake McLellan spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.