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Residents at a makeshift camp for the homeless in Christchurch have been given a deadline to move, but say they've got nowhere to go. The community of about 60 people is on red zoned land in the east of the city - some have been there since 2024. After several meetings with Christchurch City Council, the campers have been given a February deadline to move out. Trudy Burrows operates the New Brighton Foodbank and is an advocate for residents at the camp, she spoke to Lisa Owen.
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