We're not going anywhere - Parker and Marryatt

GNS to unveil new quake model

Waimakariri red-zone explanation sought

Quakes affect school roll, finances

An earthquake-hit Christchurch school is doing its best to stay positive despite job losses and a declining roll.

Building owners' plans stalled

Owners wanted to demolish heritage buildings whose facades collapsed, killing 12 people, a month before the February earthquake but faced a long consent process because of public interest in the buildings, an inquiry has heard.

Christchurch protest unlikely to achieve change

Consent delayed demolition, inquiry told

Safety repairs to a block of Christchurch heritage buildings whose facades collapsed, killing 12 people were deemed uneconomical because demolition was expected, an inquiry has heard.

Bus driver recalls quake building collapse

Key, Mateparae to attend memorial

Chch protestors gather calling for Marryatt and Parker to go

Killer block was due for demolition

Collapsed Colombo St buildings probe

Recovery plan attracts fewer than 20 comments

Hospital facilities take hammering

EQC, insurers to join forces on assessments

Engineer defends quake-prone church call

A central Christchurch church that collapsed, killing three people, had been flagged as "earthquake-prone" and requiring strengthening.

Relative of church victim says 'safety underrated'

A relative of a man who died working in a quake-damaged church says safety was "underrated"

Relative of victim says 'safety underrated'

A relative of a man who died working in a quake-damaged church says safety was "underrated"

Quake risk halts surgery in Ashburton

Plans to stabilise church partially dropped

Ashburton Hospital closes theatre

Engineers said church was safe

Engineers had given assurance it was safe for workers to recover an organ from a quake-damaged church, an inquiry has heard.

Probe into city church collapse

Chch redzone demolition process is difficult - Sutton

Chch Crown observer role ripples with anger

Ex-All Black's damaged home robbed

Ex-All Black's damaged home burgled

Former All Black Graeme Bachop's red-stickered Christchurch home has been burgled four times, with thieves taking rugby memorabilia.

More robust post-quake checks urged

Theatre misses out on rebuild grant

Demolition test run begins

Bexley demolition test run begins

Vanessa Walsh has returned to the Christchurch home she left 17 months ago to stand vigil and await its demolition.

Teacher calls time on 33 years at college

New foundations to overcome soft Chch soil

Region could hit 10,000 quakes tonight

Uncertainty over quake insurance estimates

Red-zone demolition notifications 'not practical'

Engineers 'comfortable' with temporary building bracing

Fears before fatal Press roof collapse

Family upset they didn't know of redzone demolition

Bexley 'no notice' claims a 'beat up'

Inside the red zone: January 25

Press building under review today

The historic Press building, in which one person died and several people were severely injured in last February's earthquake, is under review today.

Probe into Press building collapse

The historic building, in which one person died and several people were severely injured in last February's earthquake, is under review today.

CEO's pay rise goes against reviews

Key to review Bexley 'no notice' claims

Prime Minister John Key says he will look into claims some Bexley residents have only just learnt their homes will be demolished.

Commission to focus on Press building

The Royal Comission of Inquiry will focus on the Press building in central Christchurch, with a woman who lost both legs to give evidence.

Low-risk homes to get repairs first

Politicians pitch in at big cleanup

Group helps poor, uninsured families

New Brighton gets a clean-up

Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker and a cast of helpers ventured into the quake-hit eastern suburbs this morning in a major clean up exercise.

Let the children play

Anger in a city dispossessed

Gambling surge in wake of quakes

A big jump in the number of people gambling in Canterbury is being blamed on people's need to escape the stresses of constant earthquakes and an uncertain future.

Boost for local community group

Clarendon Tower law firm reunited with documents

A Christchurch law firm has been reunited with its files for the first time in almost a year.

Families fly in to pray and find answers

About 100 Japanese mourners will fly to Christchurch to mark the first anniversary of the February earthquake and seek legal action over the failed Canterbury Television building that killed 28 of their country's students.

Govt to buy out rest homes, too

The Government's red-zone buyout offer is being extended to rest homes and retirement villages, the Government has announced.

'Ground-truthing' work at Port Hills begins

Work to determine whether rockfall-threatened areas of the Port Hills can be repaired has begun.

Historic St George's building to come down

An historic hospital building is to be demolished.

Christchurch locals call for Marryatt's resignation

Some locals are unswayed after Christchurch City Council's chief executive Tony Marryatt turned down his big pay rise, and say he needs to go.