Gerry Brownlee denies 'bullying' lawyer
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Millions being spent to make Welly resilient
Money is pouring in from different areas to help Wellington become more resilient.
ChCh quake was region's biggest in half a year
Last night's 4.0 earthquake was Christchurch's strongest in more than half a year.
Nine years ago: NZ's forgotten monster quake
The biggest quake in nearly a century struck nine years ago today. But we've forgotten it.
Restoration on Christ Church Cathedral set to begin
Restoration on earthquake-crippled Christ Church Cathedral set to begin.
Hero firefighter who saved students in quake dies
A hero firefighter who risked his life to save others in the CTV building has died.
Lianne Dalziel's memories of Christchurch disaster
Lianne Dalziel, 57, shares memories of the disaster that bonded her community.
Can our pets sense quakes? The evidence is too shaky
The claim dates to ancient Greece, but science can't confirm animals can predict tremors.
CTV building collapse: Police confirm no charges to be laid
Decision taken despite "significant" design deficiencies.
Kids born after Chch quake inherit trauma from parents
Schools are having to deal with more difficult behaviour post-Christchurch quake.
Government to repeal law that stymied CTV collapse prosecutions
The Government will repeal the "year and a day" law that was used as one of the reasons why police chose not to prosecute anyone over the collapse of the CTV building, which killed 115 people in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.
Government to repeal 'year and a day' law
Government to repeal the law that prevented prosecutions over the CTV building's collapse.
Overhaul for 'antiquated' insurance legislation
Confusion and frustration about insurance policy has prompted the Government review.
The cost of the earthquakes
Deloitte has calculated how much the Christchurch earthquakes will cost the city council.
Chch earthquake seven years on: 'We will always remember them'
Three empty car parks with the faded CTV outline are part of a new memorial.
Q&A: What it was like to report on a NZ disaster
Veteran science journalist Paul Gorman recounts his days covering the Canterbury quakes.
CTV collapse: Dead cop's husband slams decision
Police say they might not have been able to prove design errors caused the CTV collapse.
CTV collapse: Families 'won't give up'
The building pancaked in the 2011 quake, claiming 115 lives.
Property manager committed 'disgraceful misconduct'
The REAA says agent knew a quake-weakened building wasn't safe.
Focus: Quarter of kids in low decile schools need food support
A school food charity says demand for emergency food supplies in low decile schools has doubled over the past 6 years.
How 46 people saved quake victim who lost legs
Christchurch quake survivor Brian Coker has called on Kiwis to give blood and save lives.
Aftershocks for quake-hit families
Financial aftershocks are continuing for families traumatised by the Christchurch quake.
The only survivor of 13 - from a 'dark place' to Parliament
At 12:51pm on 22 February 2011, 12 people died beside Ann Brower.
Jake Bailey: Give Christchurch a chance
I'm prouder than ever before to be from such an incredible city.
Aftershock: The debacle of shoddy quake repairs
Experts believe Christchurch is sitting on a multi-billion dollar ticking time-bomb.
Christchurch quake's costly aftershocks
Christchurch homeowners have lodged legal proceedings over earthquake repairs.
Govt's second 'red zone' offer unlawful
The Court of Appeal found the second offer also unlawful.
Transient kids: Housing crisis hits home
Transience has hit a record high in low-decile schools as the housing crisis hits children
Restore the Christchurch cathedral, mayor urges
Lianne Dalziel tells synod: "There is only one decision that takes us forward as a city."
Smalley: City ruins reminder of trauma
Reminders of that February day drags down Christchurch's recovery.
Quake aftermath: from palace to nursing
Alex Steele realised in the Christchurch earthquake that she wanted to care for others.
Quake kids more resilient, study finds
Christchurch quake kids are more resistant to other pressures in life, a study finds.
ChristChurch Cathedral: Synod to decide
It will be at least September before the decision on ChristChurch Cathedral is made.
Kaikoura quake force: 400 atomic bombs
The 7.8 Kaikoura Earthquake triggered the most violent shaking ever seen in New Zealand.