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Missing still being reported - police
Missing people are still being reported nearly two weeks after the Christchurch earthquake, police say.
Christchurch earthquake: Funeral for Owen Wright
Earthquake victim Owen Wright was today farewelled at a funeral service in Aurora Centre, at Burnside High School in Christchurch.
Govt may buy earthquake damaged land, says Key
The Government may buy badly damaged land off people in Christchurch to help them move after the earthquakes, John Key says.
Man who was killed while helping others 'always gave his best'
A man who helped others cross the Port Hills after the earthquake before being hit by falling boulders was remembered today at a service attended by hundreds.
Haste 'biggest enemy of heritage'
Structural engineers should work with conservation architects and architectural historians to ensure that no quake-damaged heritage buildings in Christchurch are demolished in haste, a heritage campaigner says.
No desire to bulldoze Christchurch - Brownlee
Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee says the focus on heritage buildings after the devastating earthquake in Christchurch is 'unacceptable' at a time when thousands of residents' lives have been disrupted.
Dunedin business answers the Christchurch call
Two Dunedin businesses are seeing a massive increase in orders as they are asked to supply Christchurch customers after the earthquake.
State of emergency to be extended
The national state of emergency imposed after last month's devastating earthquake will be extended today and is likely to be in place for some time, Prime Minister John Key says.
Cricket: 'Fill the Basin' teams named
New Zealand cricket greats, a former All Blacks skipper and an acting great will join Stephen Fleming and Shane Warne in the "Fill The Basin for Christchurch" Twenty20 match in Wellington.
London earthquake gig a sell-out success
A freezing London night didn't dampen the spirits of Kiwis with thoughts of home, writes Stephen Jewell
'Beautiful couple' inseparable even in death
Stuart and Lucy Routledge couldn't live without each other and were still madly in love despite being married for more than 50 years.
Christchurch earthquake: Rain the last straw for ruptured drains
Residents in Rue De La Mare were just starting to get on top of things after the Christchurch quake, and then the rain came.
Look what the quake dropped in...
This huge boulder crashed through 80-year-old Betty McGrail's house and came to rest beside her favourite chair. 'It's sitting there quite nicely, like it's happy to be there...'
Bruce Morris: Force of nature
Even without the impact of the Christchurch earthquake, it was tough going out there with buyers sitting on their hands and values continuing to drift. Now, it may get even harder. Bruce Morris reports.
'Water, silt and sewage poured up'
A couple whose house was "trashed" in the September 4 earthquake had just had the go-ahead to rebuild when the February 22 quake occurred.
Fonterra specialists help Christchurch recovery teams
Specially trained staff from Fonterra have joined the recovery effort in Christchurch city centre.
Get the answers: What traumatised staff really need
When all the logistics are back to normal, business will be dealing with traumatised staff who cannot just swing back into action after what they have been through.
Christchurch earthquake: New living hell
Tears flowing down his cheeks, burly Canterbury mechanic Keith Mackie was trying to explain that life's basic necessities have been forgotten.
Christchurch law firm urges its clients to stay local
A Christchurch law firm is open for business and wants clients to stay local instead of seeking advice from outside Canterbury.
15 more earthquake victims named
Police have today released 15 further names of victims from last month's Christchurch earthquake. The toll from the deadly 6.3 quake that hit on February 22 is currently 166.