
Christchurch earthquake: 'This is still a rescue operation' - police
More than a week after the devastating earthquake police are still treating the situation as a rescue mission.
More than a week after the devastating earthquake police are still treating the situation as a rescue mission.
John Key says his "strong preference" is to hold Rugby World Cup games in Christchurch, and says it's still possible if AMI Stadium is fit for matches.
Plenty of ideas and plans have been floated to try to ensure the Christchurch is rebuilt. Here are 10 proposals doing the rounds.
The owners of the Canterbury Television (CTV) building are welcoming a government inquiry into why the building collapsed in the Christchurch quake.
Damage to historic sites an extra blow for grieving Christchurch.
Strong winds that were set to hit Christchurch this afternoon did not eventuate, but residents are warned that they should secure loose roofs and beware of the threat of falling masonry.
It could be weeks, possibly longer, before Rugby World Cup organisers are able to make a decision.
Damaged Cathedral becomes a rallying point for the people of a hurt and devastated city.
There are many ways that you can help in the wake of yesterday's devastating Christchurch earthquake.
It's obvious that mere amateurism will not help our second-largest city up on its feet this time.
Misery in the form of illness struck earthquake-ravaged Christchurch this afternoon, with the closure of one of the three welfare centres in the city.
Jovy Servitillo knew she was in trouble - she was on the 23rd floor of the tallest building in Christchurch.
At least one Australian "family man" is among the Christchurch earthquake dead and the Australian government has warned the public to brace for more bad news.
Police have abandoned all hope of finding survivors at the collapsed Canterbury TV building in central Christchurch, with a police chief saying he was "100 per cent" certain those trapped inside were dead.
In an emotional reunion, a woman trapped for more than 25 hours in a cramped, dark space in the destroyed PGG building has finally been rescued and reunited with her worried husband.
Many audience members walk out on performer and his 'perverted' show.
Two aftershocks have struck 20km west of Christchurch this morning, GNS Science is reporting.