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The Screen CanterburyNZ Production Grant is set to kick Canterbury’s screen sector into high gear.

Jorge Chang Urrea, ChristchurchNZ’s Senior Economist explains what we learnt from the first lockdown.

Kai, C-Pop, K-Pop, fire-breathing dragons, Christchurch’s biggest-ever Karaoke stage and a giant Moon.

Screen CanterburyNZ Production Incentive is yet another step toward the increasing viability of screen production in Ōtautahi Christchurch.

Large blocks of New Brighton land have been released for new housing.

Christchurch City Council is assessing what work can be carried out to roads and pedestrian access ways it owns and manages to and from the site, as well as parking areas near the boat ramp.

25 jobseekers just graduated from the startup-support programme Start Me Up after completing a highly-focused business accelerator.

Christchurch City Council today (28 June) began work to prepare Lyttelton’s Te Nukutai o Tapoa - Naval Point for SailGP 2022.

A symbol of Ōtautahi Christchurch’s role in the global suffrage movement has taken out the Supreme Award at the Canterbury Heritage Awards.