Law firm returns to Christchurch city

Christchurch's loss contributes to Auckland's gain

Fletcher denies bullying woman over repair

First texts reveal how people coped

Christchurch welcomes back World Buskers Festival

The annual World Buskers Festival is getting underway in Christchurch right now.

'Goliath' digger used on Wembley Stadium called into Christchurch

EQC slams Press article as 'disappointing'

Varsity short of dollars, but not scholars

Goliath to tear down BNZ building

Family provides a sanctuary for friends

Quake damage viewed by elder

ECan counts cost of rebuilding

Residents dispute safety of sheep grazing

Councillors object to call centre relocation

Charity shops overwhelmed by donations

Provincial shift frees up cash

EQC fingers Press staff amid media warnings

Homeowners band together to fight eviction

'No signs' Grand Chancellor Hotel would fail

A structural engineer who inspected the Grand Chancellor hotel after the September 2010 earthquake says there were no signs part of the building would fail in a major aftershock.

'No signs' Hotel Grand Chancellor would fail

A structural engineer who inspected the Hotel Grand Chancellor after the September 2010 earthquake says there were no signs part of the building would fail in a major aftershock.

Insurers may cover 80 percent of Christchurch quake costs

Blog pokes fun at life in shaky town

A Christchurch university student's blog is gaining a cult-like following thanks to her satirical look at life in the shaky city.

Royal commission seeks extension

The Canterbury earthquakes royal commission has asked for an extension to its final reporting date.

CTV report kept from families

A draft report on the collapse of the Canterbury Television building has been circulated among "interested 

Rental home supply dives, demand soars

Inquiry into Hotel Grand Chancellor continues

Earthquakes expected to lift premiums

Red-zoners 'bullied' in Govt buyout

Weak wall blamed for hotel collapse

A lack of reinforcement in a concrete wall of the Hotel Grand Chancellor was the "most significant" factor in damage the building suffered during the February 22 earthquake, a royal commission has heard.

Fletcher gives contractors the boot

Arrests made over Chch suburban prostitutes

Changes left hotel structurally 'vulnerable'

Japanese group donates $17k for Chch

Donation From Japanese To Help People of Christchurch

Grand Chancellor hearing begins today

Life on the edge of a raw nerve

Shoddy job 'stressed out' family

Call to save artworks from centre

Snapper in 'naughty place' caught moment

Police still on lookout for site

Bid to 'cheer up' quake-weary suburb

Quake exodus drives Nelson house demand

Fate of well-loved city facilities in limbo

Owners of vacant sections frustrated

Christchurch pupils achieve best results

Ukelele raises smiles amongst the rubble

One Christchurch man, armed only with a ukulele, has written a song he hopes will make Cantabrians 

Ukelele in the rubble

One Christchurch man, armed only with a ukulele, has written a song he hopes will make Cantabrians smile again.

Quakes push up Estuary bed

Disrupted sleep anyone?

Magnitude 5 quake shakes Christchurch

Aftershocks hit uni rolls

Rebuild on track, insurers say

Crunch time for business interruption insurance

Donations get 100 to jamboree

Anger over church move

Quirky Loons theatre struggles to rebuild

The Loons theatre and circus company says it is a struggle to fundraise when so many other groups also need help.

Quirky Loons theatre struggles to rebuild in Christchurch

New tremors delay rebuilding, repairs

Convention Centre demolition to start

Total watering ban unlikely for city