'Heroic' student loaners could pay for Christchurch
Overseas NZers who repay their student loans will be "acting heroically" to help pay for Christchurch's rebuild, Sir Paul Callaghan says.
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Quake assistance to be extended - PM
A support package for businesses and workers left out of pocket by the Christchurch earthquake has been extended by the Government.
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CTV building survivor Anne Malcolm, the mother of Outrageous Fortune star Robyn, finally got to meet her guardian angel Barry Grottis in an emotional reunion in Christchurch.
Quake: Outrage over penthouse crane visit
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Tears flow at quake memorial service in London
Prince Charles has comforted grieving family members of Christchurch earthquake victims in London.
Christchurch earthquake: Students pull out of study in NZ
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Good taste: Prince William's royal affair
The media attention surrounding Prince William's trip to Christchurch and Greymouth was almost as big as the circus over pint-sized pop star Justin Bieber's New Zealand tour.
Cordon opening delayed
Zone five in the central city cordon in quake-damaged Christchurch will not open tomorrow as expected, Civil Defence says. However, residents will be able to retrieve bicycles from the CBD starting tomorrow.
Police recover half the cars from Chch CBD
Police are half way through recovering thousands of cars from the Christchurch central business district devastated by the February 22 earthquake.
Bank announces Christchurch rebuild package
ASB has announced a $250 million package to help stimulate the city's economy, local businesses and community groups, the bank's chief executive Barbara Chapman said.
Dispute arises over earthquake insurance cover
The Insurance Council and the Earthquake Commission (EQC) disagree over who will cover what insurance costs of the Christchurch earthquake.
ASB gees up quake city with $250m plan
A $250 million investment programme by ASB to support businesses and people in Christchurch is to be announced this morning.