Latest from Christchurch earthquake

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

'The brother we will never get to know'

These sisters will grow up wondering what their big brother would have been like.

Christchurch earthquake remembered

COMMENT: Yesterday our nation paused just before one o'clock to remember.

'Tremor of the heart' for the lost

Prime Minister pays tribute to 185 lives taken by quake as families and loved ones mark sixth anniversary.

Quake memorial: 'My Daddy. I'm 13'

Watch live: The names of the 185 people who died have been inscribed along 40m of the 121m long wall that sits next to the Avon River.

Watch: PM Bill English reflects on Christchurch earthquake

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Compassion urged for quake-loss parents

Pressure is mounting for the Government to reconsider the plea for lifelong visitor visas from Chinese parents who lost their only child in the Christchurch quake.

The parents who lost everything

A group who lost their only children in the Christchurch quake feel failed by two Govts.

Watch: Forgotten victims of the Christchurch quake

Numerous victims in the CTV building were the single daughters of Chinese families who had supported their children to a brighter future. Now, in the shadow of China's one child policy, they are left childless and looking at a bleak old age.