Have Your Say on 03/04 Plan

Christchurch people and organisations have six weeks to let the City Council know what they think of its Draft Annual Plan for the next year...

New gallery: almost there

In less than a month, the new Christchurch Art Gallery Te Puna o Waiwhetu will be open, and people will be free to wander among the richly hung galleries showing nearly five times the number of works possible in the former Gallery...

Community, economy, environment

Helping to make sure Christchurch continues to be a great place to live over the next year, and in the years to come, is at the heart of the 2004 version of the Christchurch City Council’s Draft Plan. The Plan gives details of the services which the Council intends to provide and the projects it plans to implement in the 12 months from 1 July 2003. It also gives an outline of the Council’s general intentions for the following four years...

The new bottom lines for Christchurch

We will again lead the way as we move into a new way of managing Christchurch. The Council has taken up the goal of giving equal value to the environment and society as is given to the financial bottom line. Our new way of working is called the triple bottom line. It’s built into this year’s Draft Annual Plan and the Council is keen to know what you think of it...