Christchurch earthquake: <i>Day 11 updates</i>
Tracking today's events as they happen on day 11 of the Christchurch earthquake disaster.
Tracking today's events as they happen on day 11 of the Christchurch earthquake disaster.
Police doing post-quake patrols today came across a man mixing up chemicals to make methamphetamine.
Geotechnology engineers are assessing damage to Christchurch land and are expected to file their reports next week.
A man seriously injured when a chimney fell on him during the Canterbury earthquake has thanked his wife and "heroic neighbours" for saving his life.
Long diversions remain in place for heavy vehicles travelling on State Highway One south of Kaikoura, after a major slip on Friday night.
SH1 north of Christchurch remains closed following a major slip near Kaikoura on Friday night.
The Govt has won political support for emergency earthquake relief legislation that will bypass existing laws to speed up rebuilding in Canterbury.
The Treasury and ANZ Bank had a stab yesterday at quantifying the impact of the Canterbury earthquake on GDP.
Rain has worsened flooding on a Canterbury farm where a river has forked along an earthquake fault line, cutting through the property.
Christchurch schoolchildren have swapped stories of their "holidays" on their first day back from the earthquake.
The Canterbury earthquake will be the most costly natural disaster NZ has faced, John Key said today as the Govt announced new measures to deal with rebuilding ruined homes.
The Government has announced details of legislation to be pushed through Parliament to help speed up the recovery process in quake-devastated Canterbury.
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E. Coli has been found in water from Kaiapoi, reinforcing the need for residents to boil their water after last week's earthquake.
The Govt says it will not know how big its bill for the Canterbury earthquake will be until its Recovery Commission has drafted a recovery plan.
In a disaster, cats head for the hills, but dogs stick around, according to SPCA figures out today.
A looter is being held in custody after admitting breaking into a house damaged in the earthquake.
The Governor-General has expressed his shock over the devastation after last Saturday's 7.1 magnitude earthquake in Canterbury.
Most Canterbury schools today reopened after the September 4 magnitude 7.1 earthquake, but aftershocks continue.
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