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New Christchurch Hospital parking charges some of the highest in the country 17 Jan, 2021 10:10 PM 2 minutes to read Parking at the new Waipapa building will cost $17.50 for two hours. Photo / Supplied NZ Herald By: Kim Moodie Christchurch residents will have to cough up for some of the highest hospital parking rates in the country. From today, new parking charges come into force at the Waipapa building, the first 30 minutes are free, but two hours of parking will cost you $17.50. That is compared to $7.50 at Auckland City Hospital, $6 at Wellington Regional Hospital and $6 at Dunedin Hospita...

'Complete fail': New hospital parking charges some of the highest in the country Parking at the new Waipapa building will cost $17.50 for two hours. Photo / Supplied 'Complete fail': New hospital parking charges some of the highest in the country Mon, 18 Jan 2021, 9:07AM Christchurch residents will have to cough up for some of the highest hospital parking rates in the country. From today, new parking charges come into force at the Waipapa building, the first 30 minutes are free, but two hours of parking will cost you $17.50. That is compared to $7.50 at Auckland City Hospi...

Short-stay parking at Christchurch Hospital is free for 30 minutes but will then cost $7.50 for the first hour.

CHRIS SKELTON/Stuff The bus lane on Riccarton Rd between Mona Vale and Deans Ave, in Christchurch, racked up three quarters ($560,000) of the city’s total bus lane fines this year. One 270-metre stretch of bus lane cost Christchurch drivers more than half a million dollars in fines in just 12 months. Nearly 6000 fines worth a total of $740,250 have been dished out for driving or parking in the city's bus lanes since the end of November last year, with just one bus lane responsible for well over half of that. The stretch between Mona Vale and Deans Ave on Riccarton Rd, which opened in late...

'Hate speech' graffiti outside Christchurch mosque: Police track down man 15 Dec, 2020 02:43 AM 3 minutes to read Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attends the unveiling of a plaque at the Al-Noor Mosque. Photo / NZME Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern attends the unveiling of a plaque at the Al-Noor Mosque. Photo / NZME NZ Herald The message was written on the concrete outside the Al Noor Mosque on Deans Ave on Saturday. Read More A gunman opened fire at the mosque during Friday prayers, killing innocent men, women and children. Advertisement In total he murdered 51 people and wounded 40 others. He w...