Canterbury Quake: Day five as it happened through the live updates on tvnz.co.nz |
A Canterbury MP has told Parliament the rest of the country might not understand the huge emotional impact of Saturday's earthquake and the terror of living through continuous aftershocks. |
The Canterbury Earthquake Appeal is the single appeal fund receiving donations to support those affected by Saturday’s earthquake in Canterbury. |
Zachary Snyder, 19, of Canterbury, had a loaded handgun in his waistband when he forced his way into a North State Street home last night, police said. |
Canterbury’s earthquake immediately hit Eftpos payments in the region with Saturday sales down 43% and Sunday sales down 18% on last year. The $8.1 million drop in both days’ trade sliced a third from the total trade compared to last year. |
BP is assuring Canterbury customers they have no need to worry about fuel supplies in the region. |
Around 1200 families including many farmers are meeting at Darfield High School tonight, hearing the finer details of a package announced today to help out the rural sector in Canterbury |
It has been a fifth night of tremors for people in Canterbury following Saturday's devastating earthquake and aftershocks are expected to continue |
All Canterbury schools and early childhood centres will remain closed until next week, as authorities struggle to deal with the aftermath of Saturday's quake. |
Continuing live coverage of the aftermath of Saturday's massive earthquake in Canterbury throughout the day on tvnz.co.nz |