Watch live: The names of the 185 people who died have been inscribed along 40m of the 121m long wall that sits next to the Avon River.

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Pressure is mounting for the Government to reconsider the plea for lifelong visitor visas from Chinese parents who lost their only child in the Christchurch quake.

A group who lost their only children in the Christchurch quake feel failed by two Govts.

Numerous victims in the CTV building were the single daughters of Chinese families who had supported their children to a brighter future. Now, in the shadow of China's one child policy, they are left childless and looking at a bleak old age.

If ever there was a compassionate ground to grant visitors a permanent visa to NZ it is surely those who lost children in Christchurch earthquake.

Chinese parents who lost their only child in Christchurch earthquake are pleading with govt to grant them lifelong visas so they can visit children's graves.

The South Brighton Residents' Association wants to know what happened to earthquake donations for the eastern suburbs.

The report into the effectiveness of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority is unbalanced and misses the point, Minister Gerry Brownlee says.

Scientists investigating the mechanics of the earthquake say it faulted in the same way the February 22, 2011, Christchurch Earthquake did.

It's not only the little guy who struggles with EQC and insurance companies over earthquake repairs. Former mayor Garry Moore battles on too.

An exodus of workers is becoming a problem for major infrastructure projects in Christchurch, with less than 3 months until SCIRT wraps up.

Come November 5, more than 9000 people will head to the domain to watch, take part and enjoy the The Hororata Highland Games - the largest in NZ.

The city council is busy negotiating with an insurer again - this time over the town hall.

Six years after the September 2010 earthquake, the Hororata community is still in the dark about when its badly damaged heritage church will be restored.

The Earthquake Commission is downplaying a discrepancy where it failed to keep track of more than 2000 "remedial requests".

A Christchurch-based property chief expressed shock at the scale of Canterbury building company liquidations.

Eating processed foods with little nutritional value may be making us mad as well as sick, new research shows.

A rebuild firm that is trying to repair and restore the historic Peterborough Apartments has taken its insurance company to court.

Commercial leasing agencies are seeing more incentives creeping into the market to bring tenants back into the central city.

Police investigating the deadly collapse of the Canterbury Television building in the February 2011 earthquake will next week excavate the disaster site to examine the soil and foundations.

Japanese students lost their lives during the 2011 earthquake. Cherry blossom trees will be planted in the Botanic Gardens to honour their memory.

At least four research applications related to suicide and the Christchurch earthquakes were declined funding over the past five years.

Two publicly-owned companies spearheading the city's rebuild have average salary rates in excess of $120,000.

Shared spaces, co-working, hot-desking, desk-surfing. Whatever you call it, there is no denying it's a growing trend.

Since the earthquakes, the cost of building new homes in Canterbury has risen by nearly 40 per cent.

A man who lost his daughter and partner in the Christchurch earthquake has been sentenced for indecent assault and a charge under the new cyberbullying law.

The rebuild of Canterbury's schools has been allocated more than $276 million over four years as part of Budget 2016.

Trams are back up and running along Christchurch's historic New Regent Street. Barriers had been in place since the Valentine's Day earthquake so assessments and repairs could be carried out on some businesses. This means the tram can travel the full loop from Canterbury Museum to Cathedral Junction

COMMENT: Understandably, some Cantabrians are feeling emotionally exhausted and worn out and are finding it hard to cope, writes Hugh Norriss.