The Waimakariri District economy grew 3.1% in 2018, compared to 2.7% for New Zealand as a whole.

Happyhire’s Eats & Beats is set to return next month with another exciting line-up of music performances, food vendors and market stalls in Rangiora’s Victoria Park.

Resource consent has been granted for a $4.5 million development for Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools and Spa.

The first residents at Ravenswood are now living in their brand new home and say they are loving their new location in the Waimakariri.

More homes and businesses in Rangiora and Kaiapoi connected to Enable fibre broadband in 2018 than just about any other community in Christchurch and the surrounding towns.

Visit Waimakariri recently produced a short promotional video on the Waimakariri District. The video will primarily be used as background footage at the Christchurch Airport i-SITE – hence the omission...

The Waimakariri District is proving an increasingly popular place to live and visit, as evidenced by the latest Quarterly Economic Monitor.

Despite business confidence in North Canterbury being at a five-year low, businesses are employing more staff, have mostly increased sales and output, and say they intend to increase their investments...

The Waimakariri District Council’s vision of creating ‘New Zealand’s Best Rivertown’ has been given a boost with the recent arrival of the grand River Queen paddle steamer.

Over 800 new businesses opened in the North Canterbury region in the year to June, but the total number of businesses in the region has dropped since the same time...