Herald reporter Michael Dickison grew up in Japan and speaks fluent Japanese. He returned last week to report on the ravaged countryside of his other homeland

Without understanding science, it's hard to distinguish between the scientists and the nutters.

The chief executive of the NZX took on the job of helping raise funds for Christchurch’s recovery. Then there was that other earthquake.

Kiwi rescue team members return to NZ today after a week searching for bodies in rubble and icy blizzards in Japan.

Concerned families are leaving the city in droves.

No aftershocks marred this day of mourning, held for both those who died and for the sea of survivors all around.

Weekend Herald reporter Michael Dickison grew up in Japan and speaks the language fluently. After last week's earthquake he returned and filed this account of his odyssey through the ravaged countryside of his other homeland...

A Christchurch earthquake survivor explains what today's memorial service means to her and her fractured city.

The father of the last New Zealander who was missing in Japan until yesterday thought the chances of son Peter Setter being alive were "tipping in the wrong direction", until the wonderful news of his survival, in one of Japan's worst hit

The power we have to snare the world and hold it captive in our lounges is disturbing

Japan says crisis stabilised but others say 'worse than Chernobyl'

Freezing temperatures accompany hunt for survivors in devastated coastal town

The headlines proclaiming Apocalypse Now almost demand comparisons with August 1945.