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Prime Minister John Key visited three major construction sites in Christchurch today which are being hailed as evidence…
The driving force behind Christchurch's 'Farmy Army' says providing help and hot meals in the earthquake-struck city was…
Urban Search and Rescue teams spent a month crawling through suffocating spaces, often cold and wet in the pitch black…
Editorial: Email blunders rebound on public rights
The email mistakes that embarrassed the Earthquake…
Mai Chen: Knowledge is power, but don't misuse it
From a legal perspective, the unintended disclosure…
Meet the carboot lawyer who wings in and out of Christchurch with a huge caseload on behalf of desperate quake-struck homeowners…
A major probe into allegations of fraud and corruption involving Canterbury earthquake rebuild contracts has concluded there's…
Forty angry red zone property owners who have launched a legal battle over Government compensation say they have been left…
Anti-depressant prescribing in Christchurch is at an all-time high and there are "grave concerns" for the ongoing psychological…
The psychological impact of the Canterbury earthquake has been accepted by the Employment Court as a valid reason for a…
New areas of the Christchurch CBD have been reopened with the cordon lifted on all of Manchester St for the first time in…
Housing New Zealand has reduced the timeframe for dealing with more than 5500 state homes damaged in the Canterbury earthquake…
Campaigners for the restoration of the Christchurch Cathedral are "thrilled" that rebuilding the earthquake-damaged church…
After the Canterbury earthquakes only 30 per cent of New Zealanders are prepared at home for an emergency and a Civil Defence…
John Key says privacy breaches like the two revealed in one week at the EQC are inevitable, and they are a result of human…
Some Christchurch residents with land in the red zone are calling in the Human Rights Commission as a deadline looms for…
A man was killed and two children injured when the…
A world-class covered sports stadium in Christchurch…
A recidivist drink driver has today had his car confiscated…
The Commerce Commission is giving the Christchurch…
Some $18 billion of new residential housing in Canterbury, accounting for almost half the region's rebuild, will be…
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