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Play - Centre of concern.
17/03/10 5:00pm
The announcement that the 198 Youth Health Centre on Hereford street is to close at the end April is concerning a number of local groups - including the New Zealand Aids Foundation who fear the centre’s closure will hit some of the City’s most vulnerable.
Annabelle Jackman reports…
Play - The Wheels on the Bus are being reviewed.
17/03/10 5:00pm
Environment Canterbury are now reviewing the public transport system in our region and are inviting the public to have their say as well.
Jessica Horne reports…
Play - Rates Rise ahead?
16/03/10 5:00pm
Environment Canterbury Councillors have adopted the draft annual plan for public consultation, which includes a rates rise of 4.2 percent.
Samuel Gibb reports…
Play - Nasty Surprises in our Recycling
16/03/10 5:00pm
The Christchurch City Council is concerned at the number of gas bottles being disposed of in recycling or rubbish bins as it creates a huge safety risk to drivers and recycling centre staff.
Samuel Gibb reports…
Play - Replacing a roundabout?
15/03/10 5:00pm
One of the busiest intersections in Christchurch may soon get an upgrade, and Today in Canterbury has learnt of what may go in place of the double-laned roundabout at the top of Memorial Ave and Russley Road.
Annabelle Jackman reports…
Play - Christchurch Airport says Bon Voyage to Departure Tax.
15/03/10 5:00pm
The Christchurch International Airport is about to make a big change when it comes to flying out of our airport – and it’s a change most travellers will be thrilled to hear about.
Jessica Horne reports…

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