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Wearing a mask when illness is rife demonstrates a common sense of cooperation, sacrificing your own comfort for the good of others.

What does the global COVID-19 situation mean for the Canterbury economy? ChristchurchNZ economist David Dyason explains.

With 90 per cent of businesses in one sector reporting significant impact from COVID-19, ChristchurchNZ welcomes the financial package announced by the government today as a great relief for the local economy.

Go with Tourism, a new job connector and workforce development programme that matches jobseekers with tourism employers, launched in Canterbury today – the fourth region of New Zealand to adopt the initiative.

The braided river effect of Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre’s façade is taking shape, with CPB Contractors having now installed a quarter of the 43,000 herringbone tiles.

We’re excited to see you, but we have to warn you of the busy year you have ahead. It’s shaping up to be a watershed year for Ōtautahi Christchurch, perhaps the biggest year we’ve had in a decade. Are you ready for that challenge?

Ōtautahi Christchurch’s ability to attract and retain people, business and investment is partly dependent on city perception. The latest research shows Christchurch is perceived as as progressive, exciting and cool.

Hotel rooms and city streets across Ōtautahi Christchurch are being filled with visitors during the shoulder and low season thanks to a new strategic public-private partnership.

Christchurch aims to be at the centre of New Zealand’s burgeoning aerospace sector by 2025, according to the city’s aerospace strategic plan.