EQC rocked by quake report: Cantabrians now have 'deep mistrust' of government
EQC 'poorly prepared' for 2010 and 2011 quakes, public inquiry finds.
EQC 'poorly prepared' for 2010 and 2011 quakes, public inquiry finds.
Almost 9000 people reported feeling the quake.
Clint Hoeben was cycling with his daughter when he was hit and killed.
The private flight will move four inmates from Chch to Auckland.
Police are seeking the boy and another teen - both aged around 14.
The Herald takes a look at how others are handling the lockdown.
Philip Arps remains banned from city's mosques.
Cancelled matches and sitting NCEA exams failed to dull the performances of the U17s.
"We were just crazy head over heels in love with each other."
Crime scene cleaning experts have been called in to do Covid-19 sanitation services now.
Third largest Covid-19 cluster in New Zealand is linked to a St Patrick's Day celebration.
Ambulances seen at Rosewood Rest Home and Hospitals in Christchurch.
Man who filmed himself coughing on customers appears in court.
The first significant cluster in the city is linked to a rest home, officials confirm.
The man has been charged with endangering life by criminal nuisance.
Refrigerated units snapped up by scrambling health officials.
"I don't understand, fake tan and hair dye are essential items and kids clothing isn't."
Timothy Taylor has always maintained his innocence.
More people can get tested under new criteria, but doctor says it's still not enough.
"She was everything and more of what a big sister should be."
Hotel workers are being asked to work for only the $585 a week state subsidy.
Cody Ayers, 28, died of a heart attack; leaving behind his wife and four children.
Almost 60 passengers finally make their way to Wellington and Christchurch.
Couple walked the length of NZ, now hunkered down for the lockdown.
Eight coronavirus cases confirmed at Living Earth compost firm in Christchurch.
Couplands has been forced to close its 25 stores nationwide.
The female victim was not injured in the assault.
Severe thunderstorms continue to pummel central New Zealand.
Will we appreciate the little things more? Will we be kinder?