Susan Strongman visits the quake-stricken town a year on and finds plenty of resilience.

Adrenalin was pumping for first responder who remembered the aftermath of Christchurch.

One year after the Kaikoura quake, a mother finally says goodbye to her daughter.

How are the three cows that became the 'faces' of the Kaikoura earthquake?

Quake photos and artefacts to go on show at museum.

Tristram Clayton reports live from the dawn ceremony in Kaikoura.

The Prime Minister praises a devastated community showing huge strength in dire times.

There are mixed emotions in Kaikoura ahead of tomorrow's anniversary of the massive quake.

Kurt Bayer returns to Kaikoura a year after an earthquake wreaked havoc on lives.

Why are quakes more shaky in some spots than others? The answer lies just under our feet.

The road worker was taken to hospital with moderate injuries.

Traffic pressure on the Lewis Pass since the Kaikoura quake may have led to a fatal crash.

A Kaikoura-based Mum has designed an app to streamline school and parent communication.

The quake struck 13km deep and was felt as far away as Rotorua.

Parts of State Highway 87 and State Highway 82 are closed for most of Labour Weekend.

Van full of tourists escape 8-metre plunge into a riverbed on the Inland Kaikoura Rd.

When it comes to forecasting major quakes, the answers might lie hidden in our past.

Bill English made a swift exit when approached by Janette Walker a Blenheim cafe.

Train driver trapped in the Kaikoura quake drives first train into Christchurch today.

Scientists explain the curious "silent quakes" set off by November's Kaikoura earthquake.

Boys were at risk of drowning in wrecked car or being swept away by swift river.

Quake-hit rail line between Picton and Christchurch set to reopen.

The two-storey hotel was already badly damaged when it burned last night.

Jacinda Ardern pledges more help for Christchurch and Kaikoura quake kids

Marlborough Lines is being blamed for a fire caused when a felled tree hit powerlines.

Workers have linked up the Kaikoura railway line, nine months after the quake.

Helicopters are being used to muster Kaikoura seals away from quake-repair zones.

British Foreign Secretary jokes greeting might be 'misinterpreted in Glasgow pub'

People are urged to stay well away from flooded roads with water levels remaining high.

Eight months after the quake less than 30 per cent of insurance claims have been paid.