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<i>Liam Dann</i>: Finding nuggets of economic hope amid the rubble

Earthquake: Specialist software comes into its own

Bart Visscher, co-founder of software company Emendo, has had his business tested on several fronts by the Canterbury earthquake.

Valuer assesses damage to city's art

Don't cancel because of Christchurch earthquake, visitors urged

Canterbury tourism officials say the best way people can help is to keep bookings they have made and continue visiting the region.

Shoppers slow return to Christchurch CBD

Business owners in central Christchurch are anxious about their shops being sealed away from customers behind cordons a week after the earthquake.

Bar's hard work undone by earthquake

<i>Bruce Ansley</i>: What happens when things you love get broken

<i>John Armstrong</i>: Sorry, Your Majesty, my country needs me

Cabinet ministers know they have to work miracles in the limited window they have before those affected by the quake tire of their plight and the Government becomes the target of blame for things not being fixed

Last quake-closed highway partially re-opened

<i>Latest updates:</i> Christchurch earthquake

Tracking today's events as they happen on day seven of the Christchurch earthquake disaster.

Govt sets up fast-track payout process for quake claims

A set of "streamlined measures" to deal with the large volume of claims for earthquake damage is being developed, the Government says.

Canterbury still open for business despite quake

Waimakariri gets support after quake

TV stars visit tireless Christchurch earthquake workers

<i>Outrageous Fortune</i> stars lifted the spirits of exhausted linesmen who have been working non-stop trying to reconnect power to quake-hit Christchurch.

Family violence could treble after quake

Anderton reveals his post-quake activities