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Aussie exodus figures almost double

How do the new DBH technical categories for the Green Zone affect my EQC claim?

Earthquake Information Update No: 26

At 9.00am on Thursday last week, I received a text from the Minister’s office inviting me to a briefing at midday along with other local MPs.  We knew that the briefing was about land announcements but that was all.  We were advised that all the white-zoned commercial property had been zoned green, so the businesses could get together with their insurers and make decisions about these properties.  We were also told about the number of properties that would be zoned green TC3 ...

Land information - the CERA database

Vero CEO on disaster insurance in New Zealand

Canterbury records country’s strongest growth

Gerry Brownlee | Earthquake Recovery

Health system threats forecast

An Open Letter To New Zealand - Call For Independent Advocacy Commission

On Saturday more than three hundred marched on CERA where they nailed an open letter to all New Zealanders to a “cross of many colours”.

Residents seek neutral advice against insurers

Rally underway for Christchurch residents

Report criticises council's vision

Heritage trust recommendations ignored

CERA Land Decisions - Panel Discussion Video Explanation

Stronger Christchurch Infrastructure Rebuild news 17: H2O on the go in New Brighton, Conserving water, SCIRT on show

Independent Advice Grant

Roger Sutton - Explaining the Green Zone categories

Roger Sutton will be on Maori TV at 1.30 on Saturday explaining the new Green Zone technical categories. .

Land Zone Maps - 17th November 2011

We must use the rebuild as an opportunity to insulate homes

Christchurch Quake Damage

Zoning anomalies create despair

29th annual Crusaders Charity Cricket Match

CERA Media Briefing - Thursday 17 November 2011

Further 758 Christchurch properties rezoned

8300 non-residential properties zoned green

400 Brooklands homes go red

Insurance Ombudsman - information updates for residential and small business policy holders

Council highlights dangers of disposing treated wood

Christchurch City set to benefit from ultra-fast broadband project

DBH Guidance on house repairs and reconstruction following the Canterbury earthquake

Eastern Metro buses running again

Christchurch City Swimming Pools reopening for summer

Seven of Christchurch’s popular outdoor swimming pools are being prepared for summer opening.

Earthquake Royal Commission - video archive

Brendon Burns earthquake update: 20 October 2011

Red Cross - Enhanced Water Filter Grant

Canterbury Quakes: A Mass Trauma Event

Wet weather update and road closures

IAG CONFIRMS COMMITMENT TO THE REBUILD OF CANTERBURY

IAG’s recent announcement regarding revised underwriting guidelines will be welcome news for those involved in the rebuild of Christchurch and Canterbury, says Dean MacGregor, Executive General Manager of IAG’s Canterbury Recovery.

Update from Roger Sutton, Chief Executive: 18 October 2011

Quakes' uncertainty stressed

Suburb-by-suburb assessments as at 19 October 2011

EQC paying $7.5m per week in contents claims

State Insurance Question Supplement September 2011

Fundraiser for Canterbury Business Recover Trust Fund

Deadline looms for claim info

Ban on watering possible

AMI October newsletter

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Going the extra mile

Christchurch water crisis looming

Push for 45,000 new homes in Christchurch

REBUILDCHRISTCHURCH.CO.NZ to Expand

Red zone bus tours start next month

Changes to speed up urban planning in ChCh

Gerry Brownlee | Earthquake Recovery

Red Zone and a damaged house? Could EQC move it for you, and give you a section?

Earthquake stalls rebuild start

Election 2011 issue: Rebuilding Christchurch

Royal Commission of Inquiry’s interim report released

Christopher Finlayson | Earthquake Recovery

$4m aid for businesses and charities

Government Response to draft Central City Plan

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EQC levies rise to realistically reflect costs

Bill English | Earthquake Recovery

Govt may pay for water treatment