July 2006

Top stories this month

• New Plan Approved
• Our Future City
• Plan Takes Back-To-Basics Approach
• $1.9b For Extensive Capital Programme
• Plan Positive For Peninsula
• Change Aimed At St Albans Concerns
• Gambling Controls Out For Comment
• Dog Microchipping Off To Good Start
• Parking Machines in High St

Other stories this month

• Balloons Mark Kidsfest Start
• Become a friend of Botanic Gardens
• Brilliant Photo Call
• Council Fees And Charges For 2006/07
• City Teams Assist With Snow Effort
• Councils' UDS Charter Launched
• Earth's Fury at Gallery
• Fest To End In Square
• First Antarctica Scholarship
• Govt Puts $2.4m Into Housing
• Halswell Quarry Park A Hit With School Sports
• Hills Track Closures
• Hornby's history: Tell Your Stories
• Intensive Beachside Development Scoped At Open Days
• Julia Morison On Show
• Kerb And Channel Changes
• Kids' Swim Classes
• 'Knowledge' Unveiled at Upper Riccarton Library
• Look in the Wardrobe at Our City
• Lyttelton/Mt Herbert Community News
• Monarchs Feature
• New Rebate Scheme Could Get $500 Off Your Rates
• New Zealand’s First City Celebration On 29 July
• Novel Way Of Making Message Stick
• Old Maps Attractive
• QEII Park for Everyone
• Road Funds Welcomed
• Samoan-Kiwi Art at Our City
• Service Centres Not Closing
• Shop Opens To Display City Mall Plans
• Short-Order Sunshine Appeal A Success
• Time to Talk, Again
• Top Crashbash Script Picked
• We Have Listened
• Westburn School First In City To Start Travel Plan
• Young Busker's Hook is a Piratical Act