A historic photographic magazine produced just days after the Canterbury earthquake as a fundraiser for victims yesterday went into its third print run, raising more than $100,000 for those affected.
Proceeds from Earthquake, a 48-page publication produced by APN News and Media, plus a company donation of an additional $100,000 by APN, publisher of the New Zealand Herald, will be given to the Canterbury Earthquake Appeal.
Earthquake is being sold through Countdown, Woolworths and Foodtown from today.
Earthquake: Magazine raises $100,000
A badly damaged building on the corner of Manchester Street and Worcester Street in central Christchurch. Photo / Sarah Ivey
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