Christchurch earthquake: In the chaos, even a hug can help
Looking at what remains of the six-storey building I can't believe my eyes as the first survivor is pulled out.
Looking at what remains of the six-storey building I can't believe my eyes as the first survivor is pulled out.
It's obvious that mere amateurism will not help our second-largest city up on its feet this time.
Overwhelming offers of help for Christchurch are impeding the systems of non-government organisations trying to help there, says Social Development Minister Paula Bennett.
A Christchurch man whose house was condemned after Tuesday's earthquake says it's fortunate no one was home at the time.
An Australian army field hospital is set to be turned into a community health centre as authorities work to prevent a medical crisis in Christchurch.
Misery in the form of illness struck earthquake-ravaged Christchurch this afternoon, with the closure of one of the three welfare centres in the city.
The level of liquefaction after Tuesday's 6.3 magnitude aftershock dwarfs the amount caused by the original earthquake that hit Christchurch in September, Mayor Bob Parker says.
A young bride-to-be who narrowly escaped tragedy in the PGC building in Tuesday's deadly earthquake has tied the knot today.
His pained, bloodied and dirt-streaked face has become one of the defining human images of the Christchurch quake and has been published in media across the globe.
A law change will need to take place in order for this year's census to be cancelled, Statistics New Zealand says.
A substantial petrol price rise is expected to increase the cost of living for earthquake-hit Christchurch residents in the coming days.
Victim Support volunteers, many who have themselves lost homes, are working round the clock in Christchurch to provide support to a city which has "lost its heart" after Tuesday's devastating earthquake.
Buildings damaged in Tuesday's earthquake in Christchurch are being made more unstable by rain falling in the city today, police say.
Looting and scams in the aftermath of Tuesday's earthquake in Christchurch has sparked anger and warnings from police.
The March 8 Census has been cancelled following the 6.3 magnitude earthquake in Christchurch, Statistics Minister Maurice Williamson says.
The devastation from Tuesday's earthquake in Christchurch needs to be seen to be comprehended and rescue workers are doing an "outstanding job", Civil Defence Minister John Carter says.
A bride-to-be huddled in the ruins of her office had no idea her fiance was frantically searching for her outside.
When Jilly Murphy rushed back into a shop after the earthquake, she had one thing on her mind - her family.