Democracy at its lowest ebb in Christchurch

Christchurch mayor Bob Parker has been forced to backtrack on claims that developers forced through inappropriate development against city council objections.In the post mortem phase of the recent earthquake there have been many questions about why reside

Chris Hutching in Christchurch
Wed, 22 Sep 2010

Christchurch mayor Bob Parker has been forced to backtrack on claims that developers forced through inappropriate development against city council objections.

In the post mortem phase of the recent earthquake there have been many questions about why residential development was permitted in suburbs

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