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The latest design images of Christchurch's new half-billion-dollar covered stadium have been revealed today. Work on the new 30,000-seater rectangular-turf

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Authorities have been trying for nearly a decade to acquire a 115-year-old building for city's new stadium. A legal battle to decide its future is about to kick off.

Preparatory works have started at the stadium site. Logan and Ng have now filed in an injunction against the Crown in the High Court in Wellington in an attempt to stop the purchase being completed. On Thursday, the High Court said the application was yet to be heard by a judge. Logan said on Thursday they did not object to the stadium being built, but wanted to stop the sale so they could move the building at their own cost. “The stadium can be built without interfering with our building....

It is the first on-site work undertaken by the consortium behind the design and build of the central city stadium.

Article content Southwestern Public Health says its official mass vaccination plan will initially be limited to two clinics starting the week of March 15. Those appointments have been filled, but approximately 5,000 bookings will be taken for the week of March 22 beginning on the 15th. “What this means is that our local communities of Oxford County, Elgin County and the City of St. Thomas will soon be able to access COVID-19 vaccinations right in their own communities,” said Jaime Fletcher,...

STACY SQUIRES/Stuff The NG building at 212 Madras St, which the Government may have to buy or use earthquake laws to acquire to smooth the way for Christchurchs new stadium. Earthquake powers may be used to forcibly acquire a 115-year-old building sitting on land needed for Christchurch’s new stadium. The NG building at 212 Madras St, built in 1905, survived the Canterbury earthquakes and is one of the last remaining buildings on a large parcel of land bordered by Madras, Hereford, Barbadoes...