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    The lockdown is fuelling noise complaints in Christchurch

    The lockdown is fuelling noise complaints in Christchurch


    The city council has received 188 complaints - including 159 after hours - over the past week- most relating to loud music.

    Head of Regulatory Compliance Tracey Weston says while the number of noise complaints dropped over the weekend - there's been a marked increase since Monday.

    She's urging keen DIYers and those using their stereos to consider their neighbours - who may be working from home - or caring for young children, or the elderly

    The council says if noise complaints can't be dealt with over the phone - Armourguard will visit the property.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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