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No App? No Problem: Christchurch City Council rolls out controversial $7.7m website

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By Tina Law Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
The new MyChristchurch ditigal platform allows people to view and pay their rates, and other bills as well as log service complaints.Joseph Johnson / The Press The Christchurch City Council has gone ahead and launched the $7.7 million first stage of a new digital platform, despite it not being a downloadable native app. MyChristchurch went live on May 25, just months after councillors demanded the platform not be released until it had been developed into a fully-fledged app.
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Christchurch spent millions to reduce flood risk - but mayor warns the city’s defences have yet to be truly tested

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By Tina Law Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
A storm water basin in Cracroft near the Port Hills in Christchurch filling up after heavy rain in February. It is part of a network of basins in the upper Heathcote River catchment that have worked successfully to reduce flooding in the city.Alden Williams / The Press Christchurch has proven it is possible to prevent homes from flooding, if you are willing to pay.
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Standing ticket holders angry at being shut out of indoor stadium facilities

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By Tina Law Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
The concourse was crowded at times during the Once in Lifetime concert at One New Zealand stadium on Saturday.Peter Meecham / The Press Concert goers are upset at having to queue outside for portable toilets, and to buy food and drink at the inaugural concert at Christchurch’s new stadium. Thousands of people who purchased standing tickets to Saturday’s Once in a Lifetime concert were denied access to toilets and food vendors inside the stadium, including on the main concourse.
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