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Earthquake shelters tell of gangs, theft - and great helpers
Christchurch earthquake-shelter residents say they have had to deal with gangs, drug searches and theft as they enter their second week displaced from their homes.
Christchurch earthquake-shelter residents say they have had to deal with gangs, drug searches and theft as they enter their second week displaced from their homes.
The Christchurch earthquake reinforces expectations the Reserve Bank will leave the OCR unchanged at 3pc on Thursday.
Owners of Christchurch historic buildings will be able to fight demolition rulings that their earthquake-damaged properties are dangerous and insanitary.
Weary Canterbury farmers picking themselves up from days of earthquakes and aftershocks face new threats.
A big aftershock rocked Christchurch this morning. Read latest updates here.
Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee says Christchurch will take years to return to normal.
Deborah Hill Cone reflects on television's coverage of the Christchurch earthquake.
Jim Anderton has announced he will stand down as MP for Wigram if he wins the Christchurch mayoralty, in light of the challenges presented by last week's earthquake.
About 400 people today gathered in Christchurch's Cathedral Square for the Cathedral's first mass since last week's earthquake.
Images from the Outdoor Choral Eucharist at the Christchurch Cathedral held today.
A bewildered and pregnant Renee Rushton is living in a Christchurch holiday park after last week's earthquake.
As Christchurch tries to make sense of the earthquake destruction, a child questions how much 'braveness' she has left.
Mavis Pattison didn't want to leave her home.
A 53-year-old grandmother was searching her home in the darkness to find her grandchildren when she suffered a heart attack.
EQC-trained building inspector Peter Wei examined four homes in Auckland to see what improvements could make them safer in a natural disaster.
An elderly man filling water bottles for himself and neighbours after Saturday's earthquake was told to stop by the petrol station boss.
A man accused of looting a house that had been damaged and left abandoned is concerned about what people are saying about him.
Without special legislation, the rebuilding effort could be hampered after the state of emergency is lifted, says John Key.
Veteran New Zealand race driver Greg Murphy has thrown his weight behind the Christchurch earthquake appeal.
Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker says he feels "repulsed" by members of a family evicted from a welfare centre under the Trespassing Act.