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Christchurch mayor apologises to residents for Bromley wastewater plant fire response - Vimarsana News

Christchurch mayor apologises to residents for Bromley wastewater plant fire response

Christchurch mayor Phil Mauger has apologised profusely for the way the council handled the response to the stench caused by the Bromley wastewater treatment plant fire.

Source: rnz.co.nz
'It will be cone city': Major road works on way for Christchurch - Vimarsana News

'It will be cone city': Major road works on way for Christchurch

Mairehau, Papanui and St Albans residents could see some major road works later this year.

Source: odt.co.nz
Solar energy will save tenants hundreds on power bills thanks to solar energy, minister says - Vimarsana News

Solar energy will save tenants hundreds on power bills thanks to solar energy, minister says

The housing development enables solar energy distribution between the units via a rooftop facility and is the first high-density universal design complex built by Kainga Ora.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Solar energy will save tenants hundreds on power bills, minister says - Vimarsana News

Solar energy will save tenants hundreds on power bills, minister says

The housing development enables solar energy distribution between the units via a rooftop facility and is the first high-density universal design complex built by Kainga Ora.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Warning sounded as Christchurch council strikes rate rise lower than inflation rate - Vimarsana News

Warning sounded as Christchurch council strikes rate rise lower than inflation rate

The deputy mayor is warning residents could bear costs down the track, despite the council keeping rates increases below inflation.

Source: rnz.co.nz