Tina Law is a journalist based in Christchurch, New Zealand. With a focus on local news, Tina has written for The Press and has also had her work featured in Stuff. She covers a wide range of topics including fires, water bills, housing, architecture, events, and city development.
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Christchurch, New Zealand (Local)
Tina Law's coverage primarily focuses on local government and politics in Christchurch, New Zealand. Her articles often involve government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories related to the Christchurch City Council, controversies surrounding it, asset sales, housing density issues, and an organics processing plant.
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Christchurch City Council is planning on building a $94m wastewater treatment scheme in Akaroa. ALDEN WILLIAMS / The Press
The Christchurch City Council owns 75% of Christchurch Airport through its investment company Christchurch City Holdings Ltd. ALDEN WILLIAMS / The Press
Christchurch City Council has allocated $9m of the Better Off funding toward the $29m rebuild of South Library in Beckenham. Supplied
Christchurch, Waimakariri and Selwyn councils have yet to release firm plans on the future of governance their three waters infrastructure.
The Governors Bay jetty reopened in October following a $3.8m community-led rebuild. The council estimated in 2014 it would cost $7.8m.
Christchurch mayor Phil Mauger wants the council to buy or lease the Dux de Lux building at the Arts Centre, so it can be restored.
Christchurch City Council voted to ask staff to report back on redevelopment options for the former Dux de Lux building at the Arts Centre.
Christchurch city councillor James Gough pictured on Aorangi Road in Ilam in September last year. Peter Meecham / The Press
The Christchurch City Council will consult with its community board members before making a decision on its membership of Local Government New Zealand.
About 50 people spoke on the last day of public hearings into the Christchurch City Council's 10-year budget, the long term plan. The Press
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