Latest fromChristchurch earthquake photos

The February 2011 Christchurch earthquake turned lives upside down. Here are some of the faces of those who lived through it.

Christchurch faces big decisions as it tries to decide what to do with its shattered heritage buildings.

For two years we have seen images of Christchurch, a broken city. Ewan McDonald visits a community picking up the pieces.

There have been several large earthquakes in Christchurch today. Here's a selection of Herald and reader photos.

A look inside Christchurch's Grand Chancellor Hotel which was devastated in the Christchurch earthquake.

John Key announced that the government is committed to "getting things right" for Christchurch residents who have lost their homes in the earthquakes.

Christchurch will never be the same after last month's deadly earthquake. Now the question is - how should it be rebuilt?

Photos from the National Memorial Service for the Christchurch earthquake.

Earthquake victim Philip McDonald was farewelled today at the Ashburton Trust Event Centre.

Devastation revealed during a police escorted tour of earthquake-damaged landmarks in Christchurch.

Earthquake victim Shane Tomlin was today farewelled at the St Paul's on the Hill Church in Kaikoura.

People all around New Zealand are showing their support for Canterbury today, by dressing in black and red.

Images of the quake's aftermath captured by Herald photographers.

Earthquake victim Jeff Sanft was today farewelled at a funeral service at Kerrs Road Chapel in Linwood, Christchurch.

Thousands of Kiwis gathered at London's Westminster Cathedral in London for a tribute service to the victims of the Christchurch earthquake.

Earthquake victim 8-month-old Jayden Harris was today farewelled at a funeral service at the chapel of John Rhind Funeral Directors in Christchurch.

Images from around Christchurch as recovery and clean-up efforts continue despite the dust and wind on Day 9 of the earthquake tragedy.

Earthquake victims Joe Pohio and Jaime Gilbert were today farewelled at funeral services in Kaiapoi and Christchurch.

People all around New Zealand observed two minutes silence at 12.51pm today, exactly one week after the 6.3-magnitude quake hit Christchurch.

Rescuers and locals forge on with their efforts to save and rebuild Christchurch after the quake tore down the city.

Take a look at the destruction inside Christchurch's cathedral.