Wayne Tewnion’s quandary over a nearby quarry could spell trouble for his truffle business. The Yaldhurst resident, who owns Tewnion Truffière truffle farm on Old West Coast Rd, said dust from a planned nearby quarry expansion could harm the 600 hazelnut and English oak trees that nurture his black Périgord… Read More »Yaldhurst residents concerned about quarry dust
A Christchurch social housing development worth nearly $50 million has opened its first units. The eight independent one-bedroom units are the first of 60 units in a programme aimed at housing the city’s most vulnerable, including those with mental health and addiction issues. The housing complex is run by mental… Read More »Charities expand into social housing development
Christchurch’s two most prominent mayoral candidates know attracting youth to the city will be key to a successful rebuild, but is that easier said than done? MAX TOWLE has been talking to some of those invested in the efforts. The scene at C1 Espresso is ground for hope. The cafe might… Read More »Youth key to Christchurch rebuild
