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Let’s celebrate the neighbours who make ŌCHT communities even better.

We’ve opened the last stage of Christchurch’s single-biggest community housing project since the ‘quakes.

Free and subsidised e-vehicle sharing might change habits and how communities are designed.

He finished installing a smoke alarm when another helped him beat a fire – and save a life.

We’re urging tenants to tell us when things get too hot to handle in their ŌCHT home.

The EVs are here and they’re ready for tenants to use.

Christchurch’s newest community housing rises from a complex damaged in the Canterbury earthquakes.

Replacing a quake damaged complex, our newest communities are built for the future.

ŌCHT’s employment service has helped 30 tenants into work since it started.

A clutch of communities have a rare chance to be part of some exciting research.

It takes a community to build a community and one of ŌCHT’s newest was built by one of the best.

What a difference a day makes!

ŌCHT tenants suggest the damaging weather has cut a swathe across our city.

The rain’s still falling and Christchurch is still in the middle of a Local State of Emergency.

The frames have been stood and the roofs are being installed at ŌCHT’s latest development.

This week, we got something very wrong. We’re working to set it right.

Sustainability is our goal and we want it to be proof of our success.

  It was called a soft opening – but there’s nothing soft in what Karoro Lane will achieve.

Te Ariki spent the past two weeks living in a motel. Today, he helped open his new home. 

Kelly says she’s in the middle of a good change.

ŌCHT staffer Keith tells us about a course that changed his life.

A now bare site in Richmond offers new hope for people needing a home.

It’s named after the southern black-backed gull – and it will give our community wings.