Tao Wang, 29, was studying English at the King's Education language school in the CTV building when the earthquake struck.

Phimphorn Liangchuea, from Thailand, was studying at the King's Education language school in the CTV building when it collapsed in the earthquake.

Paul Khye Soon Wu, 60, died when the CTV building collapsed in the earthquake.

Adrienne Meredith, 36, worked for Perpetual Trust in the Pyne Gould Corporation building.

Caiying Ye, from China, was an English student at the King's Education language school in the CTV building.

Jennifer Ann Donaldson, 55, died after a building frontage in Colombo Street fell on her during the earthquake.

Mina Yamatani, 19, from Japan, was an English student at the King's Education language school in the CTV building.

As police release more names of people who died in Christchurch's devastating earthquake, they say the toll is likely to be 182 but it could take months for the last bodies to be identified.

Prince William was today stunned by the damage in quake-hit Christchurch, where he thanked Civil Defence and USAR workers for their "stirling" efforts.

Yasuhiro Kitagawa, was a newspaper writer from Japan.

Saori Kikuda, 19, was an English language student from Toyama College of Foreign Languages in Japan, who died when the CTV building collapsed in the earthquake.

Kayo Kanamaru, 19, of Japan, was a student at the King's Education language school in the CTV building.

Tomoki Ishikuro, 19, of Japan, was a student at the King's Education language school in the CTV building.

Thanydha Intarangkun, 36, of Thailand, also known as Koy Thanida, was a nurse studying English at the King's Education language school in the CTV building.

Toshiko Imaoka, 34, of Japan, was a student of the King's Education language school in the CTV building.

Prince William has thanked civil defence workers for the "wonderful" job they are doing in the aftermath of the Christchurch earthquake.

Prince William has been stunned by the scale of devastation inflicted by last month's earthquake in Christchurch, after touring the "red zone" in the central city this afternoon.

Yuko Hirabayashi, 28, was in New Zealand studying at King's Education language school in the CTV building.

In addition to the National Memorial Service in Christchurch tomorrow, events will be held in Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin.

Yuki Hasumoto, 22, has been confirmed as one of the victims of the Christchurch earthquake.

Samuel Gibb, a journalist for Canterbury Television, was described after the earthquake as a loving husband and "the last person that deserves this".

John Barry Craig (known as Barry), 67, of Christchurch, worked for insurance broker and risk advisor Marsh.

Cai Yu, 31, was studying at the King's English language school in the CTV building when the earthquake struck.

Heidi Julie Berg, 36, was teaching an English-language class on the third floor of the CTV building when the quake struck.

Nurse Emmabelle Cabahug Anoba, 26, was one of the many students at the King's Education language school in the CTV building when the earthquake hit.

Lalaine Collado Agatep, 38, from the Philippines, was an enrolled nurse who had moved to New Zealand in 2008 and worked at a Wellington rest home.

The Christchurch earthquake has continued to inspire the entertainment industry into action with benefit shows. Here are two more on the way: