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- Date: 2026-07-24 12:57:51
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This topic has appeared in the English Wikipedia rankings 1 time. It first appeared on 2026-07-24 and was most recently seen on 2026-07-24.
Wikipedia Overview
The Civic was a building in Manchester Street, central Christchurch, that was erected in 1900 and demolished in 2011. It was first used as an exhibition hall, then as a cinema, and then a theatre, before being gutted by fire in 1917. The northern part of the building was purchased by Christchurch City Council (CCC) and opened as the civic office in 1924, and served this purpose until 1980. After that it had several uses, including a restaurant, bar and live music venue. The building was heavily damaged in the February 2011 Christchurch earthquake, and was demolished.
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Civic Award recognises street art stalwart - Christchurch City Council
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OPP lays over 8,200 charges during Civic Holiday long weekend - CHCH
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Hundreds protest Christchurch Harbour pollution outside council committee meeting - Bournemouth Echo
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Newsmakers: Is Hamilton thriving? Businessman launches civic engagement initiative - CHCH
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We must learn from the tragedy of Peter Ellis - The Spinoff
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New Zealand court quashes child sexual abuse conviction in landmark ruling - The Guardian
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A year on, and Peter Ellis’ family waits - Newsroom
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Hard work behind the magic soon to hit Civic Theatre - The Southland Tribune
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Shaping the South: Ignite Christchurch’s growing impact - thepress.co.nz
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Christchurch quake on minds amid the cricket - Cricinfo
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Marlon Williams Tā Te Manawa Tour of Aotearoa New Zealand Announced - Undertheradar
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EPIC LINE-UP ANNOUNCED FOR 2026 COME TOGETHER SERIES - 13thfloor.co.nz
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Flight of the Conchords Announce New Zealand Tour for 2026 - Ticketmaster
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Peter Ellis saga explained: The twists and turns of Chch Civic Creche sex abuse case - nzherald.co.nz
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Christchurch’s master of cinema for decades - pressreader.com
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No civic memorial service on 11th anniversary of Christchurch's February 22 earthquake - Stuff
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The ingredients we need for Christchurch to continue to prosper - thepress.co.nz
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Partnership sought to restore Canterbury Provincial Council Buildings - Christchurch City Council
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Civic Creche: Sexual abuse or abuse of justice? - Stuff
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Anzac service in Cathedral Square - Christchurch City Council
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Civic funeral for 41 Ballantynes fire victims - nzhistory.govt.nz
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'They were looking for a monster' - Newsroom
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Conviction: Child went rigid, fainted when asked about Peter Ellis abuse, podcast reveals - RNZ
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WasteCo rides a wave of expansion and an improving economy - thepost.co.nz
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Brantford Bulldogs arena renamed TD Civic Centre - CHCH
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Honouring our community champions - Christchurch City Council
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Security guard at Christchurch Library explained - Somerset Live
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Essential services to continue through COVID lockdown - Christchurch City Council
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Christchurch City Council's $10.8m rent bill well above market rate thanks to 15-year-old deal - Stuff
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Time running out to vote in local elections - Christchurch City Council
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Contamination of children's abuse accounts cloud what happened - Stuff
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The Rocky Horror Show returning to New Zealand with West End cast - Chris Lynch Media
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Surviving heritage sites in Christchurch dominate 2021 Civic Trust awards - Stuff
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Hundreds of Christchurch council staff relocated due to quake concerns - RNZ
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Welland motorcycle crash leaves two people dead - CHCH
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Hundreds of staff leave Christchurch City Council in the past year - Stuff
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BCP and Poole Town Council holding talks over former Poole Civic Centre - Bournemouth Echo
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Life story: Activist, feminist, and community minded hero Margaret Arnold - Stuff
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The Detail: Peter Ellis and the Christchurch creche case re-emerges - Stuff
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Peter Ellis, man at centre of Chch creche sex case, has died - RNZ
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Project 8011 plans to repopulate central Christchurch - Stuff
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Christchurch council building considered earthquake risk - thepress.co.nz
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Judicial review granted over Dorset councils merger plan - BBC
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Peter Ellis dies amid fight for justice - ODT
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VE Day 80 marked with poignant wreath-laying ceremony in Christchurch - The New Stour And Avon Magazine
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Christchurch Mayor Lianne Dalziel talks about earthquake apology - Christchurch City Council
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Ipswich pays tribute to fallen at Remembrance parade and service - East Anglian Daily Times
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Pause button hit on progressing major council developments weeks before election - Bournemouth Echo
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Former Civic Creche worker Peter Ellis' last bid before the cancer takes him - Stuff
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Record $635 million insurance payout for Christchurch City Council - Stuff
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Major plans for former gas works site to be unveiled to public - Bournemouth Echo
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Biggest new office building in years planned for Christchurch - thepress.co.nz
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Why hundreds of heritage buildings were demolished in Christchurch post-quake - Stuff
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Why Christchurch library could be home to registrar's office and council hub - Bournemouth Echo
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Christchurch bids an emotional farewell to popular councillor Colin Bungey - Bournemouth Echo
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Vibrant art for Cathedral Square - Stuff
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Hundreds of Christchurch council staff relocate over building's seismic issues - ODT
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Parkway Drive new date - Undertheradar
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Long-serving mayor and "Mr Christchurch" Eric Spreadbury MBE - Bournemouth Echo
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