Survivor describes CTV collapse

CTV 'may have been damaged' after Sept

Council votes against full rates relief

Mainlanders more confident on economy

The spirits of Canterbury households are lifting markedly when it comes to the economic fortunes of the region but not about their own financial fortunes, Westpac Bank's six monthly confidence surveys reveals.

CTV building 'collapsed in seconds'

Salaries rise as firms entice workers

Parts of museum to reopen next week

Business support to continue

Canterbury's dedicated post-quake business support service will continue until the end of April next year and not shut up shop at the end of this week as first planned.

QE II advocates may complain

CTV building under commission spotlight

CTV building 'collapsed in seconds'

Seven survivors on witness list for CTV probe

Council feeling pressure on rates

Auckland-based Ford 'committed' to Chch rebuild

Artist creates mementoes of lost homes

Shock as barber shop given chop

3D model to assist CTV enquiry

Elderly: why have we been abandoned?

Red-zone retirees call for Govt top-up

Canterbury jolted by quake measuring 4

Land review process confusing - advocate

EQC celebrates 100,000th claim

Another one bites the dust

Pool advocates hail temporary repair idea

Demolition of PWC building on camera

has set up a webcam on the fifth floor of Press House, pointing the PWC building to record the demolition process.

Temporary library to open in Tuam St

Minister to accept red zone petition

New Christchurch 'a glimpse of future'

Hundreds more ask for zoning review

Heatley rejects housing claims

Delays 'hit residents' pockets'

Scientists' positive spin on fault lines little comfort

Giant crane comes to Christchurch

Call for clarity in quake appeal trust's role

Rates to reflect property value changes

Christchurch residents whose properties will increase or decrease in value over the coming financial year may have their rates bill altered to reflect the changes.

Sydenham, Lyttelton recovery plans signed off

Edgeware supermarket finally reopens

Rebuild will tempt fraudsters - watchdog

Landlords stunned at low response

Tenants offered shelter, but one has to wait

All tenants forced out of an earthquake-prone Christchurch housing complex have been offered somewhere else to live, but one is still facing an uncertain wait for a new home.

Tremors spawn new terms for new reality

Faults not likely to stir, study finds

Web cams watch cathedral demolition

Victoria quake shakes Christchurch ex-pats

RBNZ queries insurer's claim funding cap

Tenant faces uncertain wait for new home

$25m of Red Cross donations allocated

Workshops on Edgeware Village

Community workshops will begin next week to help "put the edge" back into the quake-damaged Edgeware Village.

Quake-curious fuel bus return

Bus company Magic Travellers Network NZ is bringing Christchurch back onto its national overnight itinerary, with the Canterbury tourism industry hoping more bus groups will return.

Counsellors help teachers cope with uncertainties

Rebuild slowness repels workers

Apportionment model debated

Green plans give long-term returns

Insurance scheme approved

The High Court at Auckland yesterday approved an amended scheme of arrangement for the settlement of claims of former Ansvar policyholders.

'Double standard' division between hills and flat

Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee has rejected claims from a community action spokesman that there is a division between hills suburbs and flat-land properties when it comes to the land zoning review process.

Quake show comes to Chch

CBD entertainment zone needed

Free advice offered to developers

GeoNet phone app finds favour

Challenges expected when city revalued