An announcement is to be made today on the future of the Christchurch Cathedral, which is hoped will boost confidence for the city and encourage investment into the CBD.

The cathedral has been extensively damaged in the earthquakes over the last 18 months, with its spire snapping in half during the fatal 6.3-magnitude quake of February 22, 2011.

The remains of what was Christchurch Cathedral is to be dismantled after Anglican church officials said the earthquake had damaged the structure beyond repair.

Bishop Michael Gielen has announced the name of Christchurch's new Catholic cathedral.

Christchurch's historic Catholic cathedral will be partially retained. A $45 million cap has been set on the project to try and save the central space of t ...

The Christchurch Square Cathedral will no longer hold pride of place as a gathering place for dwindling numbers of Anglicans nor a centre for civic and commercial functions. The building will be ...

The fate of Christchurch Cathedral has become a subject of real concern to the residents of Christchurch, a view that will challenge the owners of the Christchurch Cathedral to seriously ...

New Zealand’s Anglican church will build a temporary cathedral made of cardboard in earthquake-devastated Christchurch as it works towards a permanent replacement for its 131-year old landmark ...

A new cathedral made from cardboard is rising in New Zealand's second largest city, Christchurch.