Opinion - Star Canterbury
From the editor- February 22
Incredible isn't it. The year, as they do, has just flashed by. I vividly remember being out and heading south along Fitzgerald Ave a year ago - probably 30mins before the quake, heading back to The Star building in Tuam St to make a 12.30pm meeting. Just going about normal everyday things, like everyone else in the city. Never could we...
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Bob Parker- February 22
Mayor Bob Parker says this week is a time for us to remember those who have been lost.
Mark Solomon- February 22
Ngai Tahu Mark Solomon CEO gives his perspective on the February 22 anniversary.
Bishop Victoria Matthews - February 22
Bishop Victoria Matthews reflects on the year since February 22. y
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Barry Jones- February 22
The Catholic Bishop of Christchurch Barry Jones shares his thoughts on the day of the quake anniversary.
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Gerry Brownlee- February 22
Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee reflects on the anniversary of February 22.
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Roger Sutton- Land zoning
Residential land zone decisions took another big step last week with the rezoning of a further 255 properties.
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Anna Turner- In sickness and in health
Columnist Anna Turner says chocolates and flowers are all well and good, but never underestimate the value of being there in times of need.
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From the editor- Pantry raider
Someone has been raiding editor Barry Clarke's pantry
Dolphin deaths spark investigation
Mystery surrounds the death of two Hector's dolphins found washed up on a beach near the Waimakariri River mouth in north Canterbury this week.The Ministry of...
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- Heavy rain in Otago sparks flood warning
- Office manager told to pay back company or lose...
- Teen charged over Christmas Day crash deaths...
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Roger Sutton- Getting it right
Roger Sutton says CERA has been working extremely hard to get land decisions through to help people have more certainty with their lives.
Benefits for all entrants in awards
Brady Mitchell went into farming only because he needed somewhere to house his pig dogs.
- Teaming up to reduce the work toll
- Global volatility continues into 2012
- Big spray dryer key for value
- Long, hard road for TB-busters
