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Business group of Chch rebuild propose visa changes
Work visas for low skilled migrants are being extended and freed up to help attract the 5000 construction workers needed for the Christchurch rebuild. Audio
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Work visa changes to fuel Christchurch rebuild
Work visas for low skilled migrants are being extended from one year to three to help attract the 5000 construction workers needed for the Christchurch rebuild. Audio
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Checkpoint Top Stories for Tuesday 12 May 2015
Audio 12 May 2015Adult with hunting boys did not have firearms licence;Pawn shop-accused 'wild, possessed';Work visa changes to fuel Christchurch rebuild;Royal fever in Christchurch;Australian Budget: $450m to… Audio
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Brownlee defends delay of anchor projects
The Earthquake Recovery Minister is defending the delay of three so-called anchor projects in Christchurch, saying it is important to get them right.
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Bill English's book balancing backtrack
Power Play with Brent Edwards - The Government has now admitted it is going to break its promise of getting its books into surplus this financial year.
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Company aims to attract rebuild investment
Christchurch City councillors have unanimously voted to set up a council-controlled company to manage investment in some of the city's rebuild projects.
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Christchurch theatre's future secured
The future of a prominent Christchurch theatre has been secured after a six-month fund-raising effort.
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Council-controlled investment company for Christchurch
The Christchurch City Council will vote this week on setting up a council-controlled company to manage investment in some of the city's rebuild projects.
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6.2 magnitude quake hits New Zealand
A GNS scientist says an earthquake which hit the East Coast of the South Island yesterday afternoon is not connected to other quakes that hit the area this week. Audio
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Govt disputes new rent figures
The Government is playing down new figures which show that rents have soared across the country. Audio
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Developer complains of 'pedantic' inspectors
Christchurch council building inspectors are being pedantic and overly cautious, and could end up slowing the city's reconstruction, a developer says. Audio
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Christchurch marathon returns to central city
This year's Christchurch marathon is heading back to the central city for the first time since the 2011 earthquakes.
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Chch city seeks advice on asset sales
Christchurch City Council is seeking independent financial advice on possible asset sales to help pay for the city's rebuild.
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Council searches for ways to fund rebuild
As work begins on a $100 million roading project throughout greater Christchurch, the council is trying to find ways to pay for the city's rebuild.
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Christchurch in huge insurance claim dispute
Christchurch City Council is preparing to take its insurer to court over a claim worth nearly $1 billion.
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No advice for PM on asbestos ban
Prime Minister John Key has had no advice on whether New Zealand should, or could, ban the use of asbestos, he says. Audio
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Top Stories for Wednesday 15 April 2015
Audio 15 Apr 2015Tens of thousands of complaints in just one year about shoddy repairs to state houses. Christchurch homeowners fear for their health despite a report saying there's no reason to worry about asbestos… Audio
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Warren cathedral proposal gains support
The Anglican Church says feedback shows a proposal to rebuild Christchurch Cathedral using a design by Sir Miles Warren is gaining support.
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Job losses hit hard
Workers at Sanford's mussel plant in Christchurch are facing tough choices in the coming weeks following a proposal to make 230 staff redundant.
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Sanford to close Christchurch factory
Fishing company Sanford is planning to close its Christchurch-based mussel processing facility which employs 232 people. Audio
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CCC consent processing back on track
The Christchurch City Council is now processing building consents on time and to a high standard, the Crown-appointed manager says.
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Chch theatre nears funding goal
The Isaac Theatre Royal is one step closer to securing vital funding, after a successful fund-raising event.
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Little sign of progress in quake-hit Cathedral Square
Construction noise is a familiar sound in central Christchurch, but the city's Cathedral Square is oddly quiet.
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Bridge on the road to recovery
In a big step forward for the Christchurch rebuild, a new Ferrymead bridge will be opened to traffic today.
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Why so many shiny new trucks?
If you think you've spotted more shiny utes and trucks on our roads, you're dead right, writes Gareth Thomas.