Christchurch Central City Streets: Are they too dangerous?

So I recently made a short video about the roads here in central city Christchurch about how they are very narror and causing dangerous situations. The video has taken off thanks to Chris Lynch a local NZnewstalk radio host sharing the video. But it has opened a bit of a can of worms with many Christchurch residents not happy with how the Christchurch City Council have gone about planning and implementing it and now that the roads have been built are now saying they may have to go back and review them.
Are they wasting millions of dollors of our rates on these plans or do they just don’t care really about what the majority of people think?

Recently the Christchurch City Council have started to build more cycleways around the intercity of Christchurch but this has made the roads a lot narrower for cars, buses and other vehicles. In some situations it has made it dangerous as oversized vehicles drive over the centreline like you see in this video.
Have the Christchurch City Council wasted millions of dollars on this design in making unsafe roads?

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Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial – Oi Manawa

On February 22 2017 the memorial was opened to the public. It is a place to reflect on the events of February 22nd 2011 when 185 people died in a deadly earthquake.

Below are photos and video from the event. Check them out and think of the people that died and their families and we are all thinking of them.

Video of the Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial

Photos from the Canterbury Earthquake National Memorial

I was at Christchurch airport to pick up my parent-in-laws and my kids wanted to see their plane land so we went to the northern end of the airport. When looking back to the south you could see the sun setting and the amazing colours but also these amazing cool wave like clouds.

I had seen these clouds in a photo taken up in the North Island a few weeks ago and thought it was photoshopped or something but it wasn’t until I saw these ones in Christchurch that I realised it wasn’t. These clouds are called Kelvin-Helmholz waves and can be seen all over the world but you have to be in the right place and the right time.

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So over the last few weeks Christchurch’s Port Hills have be engluffed with fires which has burned away hundreds of hectars of land and also claimed one person’s life.

Below you can see some video from the week.

Christchurch Fires

First Night – Looks small but a little out of control (ended up being really out of control)

Helicopter Crash Wreckage

Day Three – Amazing scenes of the smoke and fire

Third Night – Unbelieveably Huge Flames

The Aftermath of the Christchurch Fires

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Giant Arcade Game ‘Super Street Arcade‘ Hits the Streets of Christchurch this summer. What is a world’s first, this giant game on the corner of Tuam St and High St is proving to be a hit.

The giant controller which has a joystick and two buttons has been placed on one side of the road and on the opposite side on the new Vodafone building is the giant screen. The game itself requires two people to play it so you’ll need a friend to control the game’s character to shoot the cones and aliens. Seems easy but it does require a friend with some skill. Maybe a stranger can help you out if you don’t have one.

The attraction is just another project by the people at Gap Filler that are best known for other projects like Dance-O-Mat, Retro Sports Facility and Pallet Pavillion

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Gap Filler was initially formed in response to the September 2010 earthquake in Christchurch, then expanded after the February 2011 quake. It is supported by the Gap Filler Trust and is a registered charity.
Gap Filler is a creative urban regeneration initiative that generates a wide range of temporary projects, events, installations and amenities in the city.
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