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Chch City Council names chief executive
Former Hillmorton High School student Dr Karleen Edwards is returning home to lead the Christchurch City Council after a high-profile career in the Australasian health sector.
Council's $534m quake cost blowout
Christchurch City Council has underestimated its share of rebuilding the earthquake-shattered city by at least $534 million, according to a new report out today.
Cathedral campaigners demand answers
Heritage campaigners are demanding to know why the owners of Christ Church Cathedral want it demolished, when they have no plans and no funds for a new one.
Brownlee takes hard-hitting Chch rebuild report on the chin
An in-depth survey of leaders in the Christchurch rebuild indicates serious weaknesses in the way major projects are being managed.
James Dann: Backstage of rock star economy
You've all read the stories: the New Zealand economy is predicted to be a "rock star" this year, largely on the back of the Canterbury rebuild.
CTV inquest: Fire chiefs accused
Firefighters, police officers, Urban Search and Rescue experts, and courageous passersby risked life and limb to drag several survivors from the CTV Building.
Christchurch shaken by quake
Christchurch has been shaken by a shallow magnitude 4.0 earthquake this morning.
Kids significantly affected by quakes
The ongoing impacts of the Canterbury earthquakes are disproportionately impacting children from low-income families, with health problems and family violence on the rise, a new report says.
PM tells Christchurch: 'Hang in there'
PM John Key has today seen firsthand the damage wrought by the bad weather that has hammered Christchurch, telling flooded business owners to "hang in there".
'We were caught out'
'We're obviously going to review the sandbagging issue,' says Christchurch's mayor amid residents' complaints the council failed to handle yesterday's floods.
New Chch buildings to be reviewed for 'negligence'
The engineering design work done on four new Christchurch buildings will be reviewed for "negligence or incompetence", Building and Construction Minister Maurice Williamson announced today.
Brian Rudman: CTV victims deserve corporate manslaughter law
There were times when whistles should have been blown and loudly, but were not, writes Brian Rudman. Is it any wonder the police are taking their time?
CTV families would support corporate manslaughter charge
The families of those killed in the collapse of the CTV building in the February 2011 Canterbury earthquake are calling on the Government to review legislation around corporate manslaughter.
Chch memorial marks 'turning point'
A minute's silence has been observed for the 185 people who were killed in the 2011 Canterbury earthquake.
Chch's third anniversary
A minute's silence has been observed for the 185 people who were killed in the 2011 Canterbury earthquake, as hundreds gathered to mark the third anniversary of the tragedy.
Survivors' bravery and hope shine on
February 22 is Bonnie Singh's mother's birthday. But for the past three years there has been no celebration.
ChCh Quake remembered
It's been three years since the magnitude 7.1 earthquake on September 4th 2010, the devastation and trauma has changed the very fabric of life for Cantabrians and the city of Christchurch forever.
Christchurch earthquake remembered (Part two)
It's been four years since devastating earthquakes changed the very fabric of life for Cantabrians and the city of Christchurch forever. This is the second installment of a two-part series.
Christchurch earthquake remembered (Part one)
In this first installment of a two part series, nzherald.co.nz remembers the devastation and trauma that changed the fabric of life for Cantabrians and the city of Christchurch forever.
Desperate property owners offloading quake-damaged homes
Owners of damaged and unrepairable Canterbury homes are increasingly selling them on an "as is, where is" basis, a new property report says.