Volunteers get it done

We Are 1 Today

Today, is a very special day for rebuildchristchurch.co.nz - The website turns one!

Red zone values fuel mass protest

Rediscovering Christchurch - 'Let's Get it Done'

Lets get it done goes off!

More to come!

Draft Recovery Strategy for greater Christchurch

Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild news 7

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 7 September 2011

Draft Recovery Strategy released for review

IAG and Hawkins Processes and Q&A: July 2011

Excellent response to upcoming “Let’s Get It Done” Weekend 10th and 11th September

Quake anniversary a time for thanks

Gerry Brownlee | Earthquake Recovery

One year on

Legal Q & A on Red Zone questions

CanCERN and Community Law Canterbury have worked together to identify and answer many of the major questions facing Red Zone residents. The result is a fact sheet produced by Community Law Canterbury covering a range of issues including:

Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild news 6

Ask an Expert: Did dairy farming trigger quakes?

VIDEO - Driving Through the Red Zone

New light weight Chim-Lite replacement chimneys to retain the character of our classic homes

I would like to inform people about our new product. A unique Chim-Lite replacement chimney that helps retain the aesthetic value of our classic houses has been developed in Christchurch by a group of Canterbury businesses.

Lunchtime aftershocks hit Christchurch

Christchurch Labour MPs Earthquake bulletin edition 103

Christchurch rebuild predicted to run 15 years

Quake costs: Bill English answers your questions

Rebuild plans 'need to be achievable'

Lets get it done project - help for those with work to be done

The year the earth shook

Living in interesting times

Entertaining Shakeytown -

Shaken cities compare notes

Volunteers Ready for Let's Get It Done Weekend

Suburban Centres Programme workshops a hit

Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild news 5

A symbol of hope

Water restrictions this summer

National Party Welcoming Committee

Losers and winners in Govt offer

Forever changed

Offer to red zone owners a 'disgrace'

Christchurch shakes again

North Brooklands, Spencerville, Southshore next

Odds of another major earthquake lessening

Labour MPs Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 96

CCC Snow Advisory Tuesday 16th August

CCC Snow Advisory at 1100 Monday 15 August

Labour MPs Christchurch Earthquake bulletin edition 93

Video: Dr Jan Kupec (CERA chief geotechnical engineer) explains liquefaction

The Canterbury Earthquake Authority (CERA) has launched a video aimed at helping people understand what earthquakes have done to the land around Christchurch.

Media briefing - Friday 12 August 2011

Red Cross - Displaced Children Grant

This new grant (announced today) is of $250 per child to assist school children who moved from both their home and their school in the period immediately after the 22 February 2011 earthquake. Grant applications close on the 9th of September.

Information about it can be found Full details are listed below.

The Central City Draft Document

Families ask to meet Govt over legal funding

Christchurch earthquake - insurance issues

Earthquake Royal Commission - first technical report

AMI Stadium, Christchurch Convention Centre and ChristchurchTown Hall Update

Careers expo targets Christchurch rebuild

Canterbury house values up outside city

CAMPAIGN FOR A MEMORIAL RESERVE

Infrastructure Rebuild Update ugust 8th

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 8 August 2011

How to remember our dark days

Cities across the world have created memorials to their great tragedies. But how will Christchurch remember its earthquakes, the people killed and buildings destroyed?

Timing is everything

This is adapted from an article posted on Aug 4th, on the author's blog:

Land decision five months away

Some earthquake-hit Christchurch residents may not find out about the fate of their land for another five months – almost a year after the February quake.

Bus-route changes on fast track

Environment Canterbury (ECan) is cutting back its public consultation to fast-track changes to Christchurch's public transport.