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Insurance bottleneck foils rebuild after quake
Five-storey building in city red zone in doubt because of insurers' reluctance to cover its construction
Chch operators tackle disaster tourism
Christchurch tourism operators are trying to find tasteful ways of satisfying the curiosity of international visitors.
More heart attacks for quake-hit Christchurch women
A study of Christchurch Hospital clinical records has found a significant link between the quake heart attacks in women.
'Girls Day Out' bus takes quake shoppers to Timaru
"Girls' Day Out" trips to Ballantynes' small Timaru branch store are proving a huge hit.
Christchurch rebuild on hold until shaking stops, says Fletcher CEO
The actual physical rebuild of Christchurch won't be complex but will remain frustratingly on hold until the aftershocks come to an end, says Fletcher Building CEO Jonathan Ling.
Quake hit hair salon on the move again
Sandra Sinclair and Lisa Fisher moved their hair-dressing salon into a portable cabin on Sandra's front lawn - now the land beneath it has been condemned.
Tower takes EQC to High Court over Christchurch quake payouts
Insurance company Tower is taking the Earthquake Commission (EQC) to court over how much it will pay out on Christchurch earthquake claims.
Earthquake pushes agents out of real estate business
Latest figures show real estate agents in Canterbury and Westland, already suffering from one of the worst years in terms of sales, have been dealt a further blow following the February 22 earthquake.