CHRISTCHURCH (CU)_Landowners on the outskirts of Christchurch are battling airport noise rules, which they claim are outdated. About 100 owners of land sitting on the borders of Christchurch Airport say the inaccurate modelling of noise contours is preventing thousands of homes being built in the city. Accordingly, they have relaunched a long-standing fight to…

Landowners battle airport noise rules

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