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04 Sep 2011 07:17p.m.
marcus wrote:
national are hopeless,the CBD,the CDB that's all they care about ,as far as we the people are concerned,we still struggle day by day. you won't find a national voter in our suburb or any other they tell me.
A group of Christchurch's hillside residents braved freezing conditions this morning to protest delays in decisions regarding the future of their white-zoned properties.
Mayor Bob Parker was one of the four who voted against saving the Cathedral, along with his deputy Ngaire Button, Sue Wells and former Dean of the Cathedral, Peter Beck.
Christchurch mayor Bob Parker has returned from an eight day overseas trip to South Korea, Israel and Beijing.
Some Christchurch residents are up in arms about the proposal to build a new sporting complex in the city center.
Those campaigning to restore Christchurch's Cathedral spent the night celebrating after the city council voted to halt the buildings demolition.
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