We now provide 4 Really Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds for our:

• Latest news which includes council media releases, public notices, website announcements;
• Environment Canterbury events taking place for the current fortnight;
• Council minutes and agendas includes new documents for council and committee meetings; and
• Public notices of consent notifications which are open for submissions.

What is RSS?

RSS is a format for publishing web content using a technology called XML. It does not provide an alternative to 'real' web pages, but instead provides enough information for you to decide whether or not to visit the page that the full content is on. This information typically consists of a title, brief description, and a web link to the full page.

How to use an RSS feed

If a website has provided an RSS feed that is available to the public, your web browser may indicate that it has detected the RSS content. Recent browsers such as Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer 8 display a 'feed detected' icon similar to this:

Your browser software may allow you to add a bookmark, or favourite, that can read our RSS information and allow you to visit a page containing more information about the minute/agenda, notice, event, or press release.

Our RSS feeds

The following links are to our RSS XML files:

 News RSS

 Events RSS

 Council minutes and agendas RSS

 Public notices RSS