Your reflections
Your mood a year after the Christchurch earthquake
You can help map the mood of Christchurch and the feelings of the nation with our interactive mood cloud.
On the ground
CTV presenter haunted by dreams of dead colleagues
Canterbury Television's Rob Cope-Williams, who lost 16 colleagues among the 115 people who died when the CTV building collapsed on February 22, tells Hayden Donnell how he has struggled to cope with their loss.
What we have learned so far
Jarrod Booker is the Herald's South Island reporter, based in Christchurch. Here, he reports on the status of the city's ravaged landscape.
Moving images
Live streaming of the earthquake memorial
For 12 hours from 7am-7pm, we will be streaming video from our YouTube presence, nzheraldtv, including the live memorial events in Christchurch. The schedule is:
7am - 7-55am:
NZH documentary and personal messages and reflections from notable Kiwis including All Blacks Richie McCaw and Kieran Read, cricketer Brendon McCullum, broadcasters Jason Gunn and Simon Barnett, and politician David Shearer.
8am - 8.45am:
Church service from Latimer Square
9am-11.55am:
NZH documentaries
12pm
Civic Memorial Service at North Hagley Park
Christchurch Earthquake Awards
When the awards conclude, we will stream our earthquake documentaries.
Our bloggers in Christchurch have lifted the curtain on their trials and tribulations in the city during the past 12 months.
Quake - a year on: The biggest test of all
Quake - a year on: Christchurch is 'the waiting place'
Quake - a year on: City without a heart
And read top engineers' views on How safe are NZ buildings?
Video
As Christchurch looks to the future, see how the rebuild is bringing community closer together.
In a feature filmed for the Associated Press, nzherald.co.nz video contributor Joe Morgan finds that a year on from the "big one", the people committed to Christchurch's rebuild are being realistic about the city's future.
Or look back at how 'The world watched, our nation mourned', in an exclusive nzherald documentary on the Christchurch earthquake.
View part one of the documentary.
