Council decisions from 26 August 2026 covered wilding pine control, local government reform, regional spatial planning and public transport.
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Winter grazing monitoring flights show South Canterbury farmers are making positive progress, while identifying opportunities for further improvement.
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A Ngāti Wheke field crew cleared invasive gorse from Te Ahu Pātiki on Banks Peninsula, helping protect rare plants and wetland habitat.
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$521,733 in DOC funding will support three years of pest control and biodiversity monitoring at Muriwai o Whata Coopers Lagoon near Southbridge.
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Whānau, community groups and partners are restoring native habitat at Kaitorete Spit, supporting a long-term vision to heal and rejuvenate the whenua.
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Route 110, Aranui's new trial Metro bus service, starts on 31 August 2026, connecting New Brighton and The Palms. View stops, fares and trial information.
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Canterbury generates 15.3% of New Zealand’s goods exports but received 5.5% of land transport funding. We’re calling for smarter, fairer transport investment.
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New and returning members of our Biosecurity Advisory Groups will help shape pest management and identify emerging issues across Canterbury.
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Environment Canterbury says essential regional services and Ngāi Tahu partnerships must be protected through the Head Start local government reforms.
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Spring might still be around the corner, but now is the time for Canterbury landowners to start planning their annual nassella tussock control work.
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Join volunteer planting days and park clean-ups across Canterbury Regional Parks this winter. Find upcoming events, locations and how to get involved.
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Environmental DNA testing revealed native fish survived February's devastating flood in Te Wharau Stream, offering hope for the stream's biodiversity.