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Help support Christchurch earthquake victims
APN News & Media, publisher of nzherald.co.nz, is today launching a nation-wide appeal for Christchurch earthquake victims.
APN News & Media, publisher of nzherald.co.nz, is today launching a nation-wide appeal for Christchurch earthquake victims.
Researchers explain why Canterbury escaped with no loss of life and little damage compared with the devastation in Haiti.
Keeping water on the boil is part of the daily grind for a Christchurch coffee maker since the weekend's earthquake.
When the tremors return, residents at one Christchurch rest home band together with cups of tea and company.
As Christchurch buildings fall after Saturday's earthquake, the question has to be asked - how would Auckland fare in such an event?
I write this by candlelight. Well not really. But days after the Canterbury earthquake I'm still shaking.
Garth George writes that newspapers are delving deep and providing a lasting record, as our hearts go out to all Cantabrians.
Peter Wood writes on the importance of resuming commerce after an emergency.
At least 22 commercial properties and 50 homes in the small quake-damaged North Canterbury town of Kaiapoi have been deemed unsafe, with its mayor admitting the town is changed forever.
Most schools in the quake-devastated Canterbury region are not likely to open until Monday, the Education Minister says.
Christchurch residents thought another earthquake had struck when a bus and rubbish truck collided in Burwood earlier today. Photo / Geoff Sloan
Find out how Christchurch services are functioning following Saturday's 7.1 quake and this morning's violent 5.1 aftershock
Aftershocks are continuing to hit Canterbury with one measuring 4.1 the latest in a series today that also included a 5.1.
Mayor Bob Parker says Christchurch city is coping "amazingly well" with the continuing fall-out from Saturday morning's earthquake.
The Government has set aside $2.4 million for trauma counselling for Christchurch earthquake victims, Paula Bennett says.
The state of emergency in Christchurch has been extended a further seven days following an aftershock of 5.1 on the Richter scale this morning.
With planning and a bit of luck it's possible to survive a natural disaster without major loss of life.
The Govt may rush through legislation to enable rebuilding in the wake of Canterbury’s earthquake, with retrospective building consents.
Some of the best known restaurants in Christchurch may never reopen in the same buildings.
Canterbury businesses are doing a third less trade than the same time last year in the wake of Saturday's earthquake, latest electronic transaction figures show.