Christchurch cathedral rebuild hopes crumble as Govt declines funding
Government will not provide $60m of taxpayer cash to bail out troubled project.
Government will not provide $60m of taxpayer cash to bail out troubled project.
Japan prepares for potential megaquake after strong tremor.
The powerful earthquake was felt throughout southern Japan.
The 'run down' memorial is going through at least four months of restoration work.
The shallow quake struck at 11.38pm at a depth of 13km.
The Camerons lived rent-free for 15 months, now they only have to fork out half the bill.
The Leys Institute in Ponsonby has been closed since 2019 due to cracking and bowing.
Government officials study insurance schemes overseas that offer homeowners grants.
OPINION: Insurers, reinsurers have faced unprecedented levels of claims in recent years.
The swarm of shallow but frequent tremors began on Tuesday.
OPINION: It's pure luck nobody died on Monday night.
A delegation explores disaster readiness with First Nations people in Washington.
Emergency planners begin a three-part exercise readying NZ for a major Alpine Fault quake.
What puts the fire in the belly of a local volcanic zone that's produced monster blows.
More than 16,000 people reported feeling the earthquake 10 minutes later.
Our biggest fault zone is thought to have a release valve in the form of 'silent' quakes.
Modelling has highlighted the impact a catastrophic quake could have on this country.
An active fault was discovered under Lake Wānaka three years ago.
NZ's top science minds have gathered at Te Papa to discuss the latest disaster risk.
The quake was centred 15km north-east of Eketahuna at a depth of 22km.
'This is about galvanising the membership and Mitre 10 being a co-operative' - Smith
More than 2900 people report feeling shake which Geonet says struck at a depth of 70km.
Earthquake-prone apartment owners had every right to rely on a now-cancelled loan scheme.
Changes to remediation deadlines will not solve issues for all councils.
Apartment owners have faced sleepless nights and losing their homes over 'unfair' rules.
Chris Penk is confident a review of earthquake-prone rules will be brought forward.