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Christchurch earthquake: Doctor uses hacksaw in amputation
A medical specialist used tradesmen's tools to amputate the legs of an earthquake victim.
Christchurch earthquake: Woman returned to husband after 25 hour ordeal
At least 14 were still trapped and facing a second cold and lonely night in the mangled PGG building.
Christchurch quake: Australian 'family man' among dead
At least one Australian "family man" is among the Christchurch earthquake dead and the Australian government has warned the public to brace for more bad news.
Concern grows for missing Pyne Gould workers
At least 14 people are missing from two companies in the Pyne Gould building in Christchurch tonight.
Quake mother's voicemail: 'I don't think I'm going to make it'
A woman trapped in rubble left a harrowing message for her son, in which she said she didn't think she would survive.
Christchurch earthquake: CTV building 'not survivable' - police
Police have abandoned all hope of finding survivors at the collapsed Canterbury TV building in central Christchurch, with a police chief saying he was "100 per cent" certain those trapped inside were dead.
Christchurch earthquake: Miracle rescue a ray of hope amid despair
In an emotional reunion, a woman trapped for more than 25 hours in a cramped, dark space in the destroyed PGG building has finally been rescued and reunited with her worried husband.
Chinese company bid for PGG Wrightson
Chinese agricultural company Agria Corp is aiming to lift its shareholding in PGG Wrightson from the current 19 per cent to a majority stake in a bid with New Hope Group, one of China's largest agricultural and food corporations.
<i>Stock Takes</i>: MD's shock resignation knocks PGG Wrightson shares
Shareholders are upset...
NZX listing mooted for new 'kiwi' bank
New Zealanders may have a new, locally owned bank to invest in by February next year.