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Anger in a city dispossessed

SCIRT e-news 27 January 2012

Christchurch City Council Media Advisory on CEO Remuneration Review

Media statement from Christchurch City Council Chief Executive Tony Marryatt

Rebuild top of priority list for PM

Silt Removal - January 2012

Earthquake Recovery Update - Issue 6 (26 January 2012)

This Earthquake Recovery Update was published in community newspapers from Thursday 26 January 2012.

Stress west of city behind aftershocks

Funding announced for red zone household hazardous waste disposal

The Government has today announced that it will provide $509,000 from the Waste Minimisation Fund to help residents in Canterbury's Red Zone safely dispose of their hazardous household waste.

What’s on this weekend? - January 28th and 29th

City rebuild queried; house prices too high

Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild news 20 January 2012

Gib board damage - best practice for assessment, repairs, and replacement

Rebuild Christchurch donation from Japanese group

EQC fingers Press staff amid media warnings

Update from Diane Turner, acting Chief Executive: 17 January 2012

Donation From Japanese To Help People of Christchurch

Christchurch soon to be rocking with laughter

Life on the edge of a raw nerve

Bid to 'cheer up' quake-weary suburb

What’s on this weekend? - January 21st and 22nd

Skylight new quakes and feb 22nd anniversary support options

Skylight’s new support material launched for Cantabrians - adults, teens and children – as they try to deal with both the continuing earthquakes, and the upcoming first anniversary of February 22nd. We also continue to offer some established support options that you may not know about. These options are likely to also be useful for those people now living outside of Canterbury who have been affected by the earthquakes in any way.

Ukelele raises smiles amongst the rubble

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

Rebuild on track, insurers say

New tremors delay rebuilding, repairs

Total watering ban unlikely for city

Workers in east rely on welfare

Strife over quake-damaged rentals

Real estate booms on city fringes

Trauma victims need a good ear

Commemorative events to mark the first anniversary of the 22 February 2011 Earthquakes

Christchurch City Council has confirmed the commemorative events which will mark the first anniversary of the 22 February 2011 earthquake.

Wandering through the ghostlands

GNS SCIENCE BRIEFING – 1PM, FRIDAY 6 JANUARY 2012 FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Tsunami information for Christchurch after the earthquakes

International cricket comes to Hagley Park

Be lazy this summer

Christchurch City Council facilities update 4th January 2012

Wednesday 4 January 2012

Statement From Christchurch City Council

Winning the Psychological War of the Christchurch Quakes

Points to watch during regeneration

Jonathan Meades is a writer on amongst things, architecture.

Quakes knock out power in Christchurch

Aftershock may be one of biggest

My Personal Struggles And Reflections 2011.

Firstly this post is not about me. I wish to highlight the struggles of this year as an inspiration to the thousands of people I know who are struggling and battling the same issues that I have been. I also wish to provide some positive leadership to ensure that if you are in fact feeling or going through any one of the things that are mentioned in this article, you realise that you are not alone and that support is out there. You need not be ashamed or afraid of how you are feeling.

EQC release fourteen more new geotech factual reports

Boxing Day and 27th December Clean Up Blast

Today there has been a huge clean up in the areas that have been affected by liquefaction from the Earthquakes on the 23 of December. The city council contractors and work crews have been busy repairing services in order that as many homes as possible have essential services by Christmas Day.

Civil Defence Update Number 6

Green Light for Red Zone Innovation Hub

The EPIC project team is very pleased to announce that the Sanctuary campus project has today received a provisional green light enabling the project to get underway. This has been the culmination of nine months hard work by many parties.

Offshore Faults Blamed For Latest Earthquake Sequence

Civil Defence Public Information Update #5

Christchurch quake: What you need to know update 2

Cantabrians hoping for normal Xmas after quakes

Aftershocks rattle Christchurch overnight

Civil Defense Public Information Update #4

Civil Defense Public Information Update #3

Quakes cause panic across Christchurch

Christchurch quake - what you need to know

Public Information Update - #2

Terrible end to a terrible year

Civil Defence Update December 23rd Earthquake 6:30pm

Earthquake Update Information Sheet No 27