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Children of the Christchurch earthquake

Five years on, five children scarred by the disaster talk about New Zealand's darkest day.

Watch: Rock spotting with Scope Demolition, Christchurch

Watch: Opawa resident revisits massive sink-hole

Watch: Christchurch family hope to rebuild their home

Aerial footage of Whitewash Head cliff collapse

Source: Jared Waddams, Helicam Pro

Watch: Valentine's Day earthquake montage

A montage of Valentine's Day earthquake footage. Drone video supplied by YeahNah Productions.

Watch: Sumner cliff collapse

NZ Herald

Avon site for memorial

A $10 million memorial for the victims of Christchurch’s February 22 earthquake will be built on the banks of the Avon River.

CTV: Wife's last hours detailed

Srecko 'Alec' Cvetanov details the communication he had with his wife, Dr Tamara Cvetanova, in the passing hours and lead up to her death, as she was trapped in the debris of the collapsed CTV building following the deadly February 22 quake.

Quickfire demolition in 48 hours

A unique quick-fire demolition of the eight-storey URS House in Christchurch. The building owners have chosen to demolish it rather than repair, and they are managing the demolition works privately. That work plan will see the former office block leveled in under 48 hours by two separate crews using two high-reach excavators.

Timelapse: Before the quake

This video is a remembrance of how Christchurch looked, and of lives that have changed forever. It was filmed by Lukas Kaupenjohann over two years ago, just before earthquakes ravaged the city. The exchange student filmed with friends taking more than 10.000 photos to make the movie; the stills were shot in about 2 weeks and the post production took him about one month. Courtesy of Lukas Kaupenjohann.

Rebuilding Christchurch: Massive concrete pour to build Museum

Mainzeal has completed laying the slab which will be the base of the new Airforce Museum in Wigram, Chrictchurch. Until they move in it will be a pop up conference centre and help out other museums affected by the earthquakes.

Over 250 natural hazard specialists to meet in Chch

John Key: Christchurch CBD rebuild blueprint unveiled

The much-anticipated blueprint includes 12 key sites for major facilities, including a new 2000-capacity convention centre at a "postcard location" by the river, a huge aquatic and indoor sports facility, revitalised square with a new central library, and Ngai Tahu cultural centre. Leafy, bright "college-campus style" open space will form the compact centre of a rebuilt Garden City, designed to "solve the problem of too much land, not enough demand".