Latest fromChristchurch earthquake
Phil Taylor: World's kindness that we can repay
It's the only time I saw a policeman cry. Acts of kindness can do that.
Christchurch earthquake: When the walls fell...
When the roof of the Pyne Gould Corporation building fell in, more than 100 workers were inside.
How to mend a shattered city from the ground up
The intensity of shaking during last week's quake was unprecedented in New Zealand for its Richter magnitude, says an engineering expert.
Paul Holmes: Interpreter's magic hands speak to thousands
What is staggering about the Christchurch earthquake is the way it seems to keep getting bigger.
Rebuilding Brand NZ post earthquake
Politicians, industry bodies and celebrities have been urging tourists to keep coming, with the message NZ is open for business.
Rebuilding Christchurch business - your stories
Stories, tips, advice for Christchurch small business rebuilding after the earthquake.
PM sees suburbs' 'utter devastation'
Prime Minister John Key saw for himself today the devastation wrought by last week's earthquake in Christchurch's eastern suburbs and acknowledged the hardship faced by residents.
Christchurch earthquake: Shane Tomlin farewelled
Earthquake victim Shane Tomlin was today farewelled at the St Paul's on the Hill Church in Kaikoura.
Key visits hard-hit eastern suburbs
Prime Minister John Key visited Christchurch's hard-hit eastern suburbs today to try and reassure residents they have not been forgotten.
'Front page survivor' farewelled
Earthquake victim Shane Tomlin, whose family clung to hope after footage of him pulled from the rubble alive was broadcast around the world, was farewelled this afternoon at a church overlooking the ocean in his family hometown of Kaikoura.
Your photos: National Red and Black day
People all around New Zealand are showing their support for Canterbury today, by dressing in black and red.
Pyne Gould building search ends, others continue
The search of the Pyne Gould building in Christchurch's CBD is over but work on the CTV, Cathedral and Forsyth Barr buildings is continuing.
Seven earthquake victims named
Police have officially released the names of seven more people who died in the February 22 Christchurch earthquake. The death toll now stands at 163.
Half city's heritage buildings at risk
Half of Christchurch's heritage buildings are in danger of demolition after assessments showing they have severe earthquake damage.
Christchurch earthquake: Warne signs on for appeal match
Shane Warne will headline a cast of former cricketers and current sporting identities in a Christchurch earthquake appeal charity cricket match.
Herald photographers' moving images
Images of the quake's aftermath captured by Herald photographers.
<i>Deborah Hill Cone</i>: Learn how to fight, not how to fit in
Tooth and claw competition is what we need, not John Key's mothering.
Christchurch earthquake toll at 163
Search and rescue crews found two more bodies overnight, lifting the death toll from the February 22 Christchurch earthquake to 163.
Christchurch earthquake: Relief at hand for the eastern suburbs
With the rescue phase over in Christchurch's central city, authorities are working to restore vital services to the eastern suburbs.
Christchurch earthquake: Green lamingtons save bakers life
Green lamingtons almost certainly saved the workmate of a baker fatally injured in the Christchurch earthquake.