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Year in review: A day that changed Christchurch forever

February 22: 182 people dead, a cityscape devastated. Kurt Bayer looks back on the months that followed.

Engineers who declared PGC building safe defend decision

PGC building inspector stands by his decisions

PGC building manager knew of quake risk

Quake reports said PGC was safe

Brian Gaynor: Takeover fever targets resource companies

George Kerr ups offer for Pyne Gould Corp

Part two of quake hearing gets underway

New 'heartland' bank expected to announce name today

Six more earthquake victims named

Police today released the names of six more people who died in Christchurch's February 22, magnitude 6.3 earthquake, while Education Minister Anne Tolley has announced 110 schools in the region will have reopened by next week.

Jim Hopkins: It's time to talk about ways we could earn more

Sustainable mining solves quake bill and creates jobs and wealth to boot

Prayers from searchers for quake victims

Christchurch earthquake: Rescue crews a united nations of compassion

Teams from across globe touched by city's loss toil side by side amidst rubble.

Christchurch earthquake: The search for life in The Void

Specialised search teams tunnel through the darkness to find survivors of the quake.

Pyne Gould delays result

Christchurch earthquake: Freed office worker tells of utter relief

The woman who rang her son to say goodbye as she lay trapped in the PGC building for 24 hours has spoken about her ordeal.