September 9th, 2010

Land questions remain post-quake (1;58)

Some of the worst affected homeowners in the Canterbury quake zone say they have been left in the dark about what assistance they can get if their land is unsuitable for re-building

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September 9th, 2010

Rugby World Cup: one year to go (2:47)

Despite fears that a slow start would mean our Rugby World Cup venues wouldn't be ready for kick off, most venues have been completed

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September 9th, 2010

Defence Force chief scientist resigns (1:43)

The Defence Force's top scientist - who had high level security clearance - continued to work while being investigated for giving false information on his CV

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September 9th, 2010

'Scumbag' steals from special needs kids (1:42)

A Christchurch special needs school is coming to terms with the shock of being burgled, just days after the massive earthquake that hit the Canterbury region

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September 9th, 2010

School routine good for children (1:50)

Children in the Canterbury region should see some routine returned to their lives next week, when most schools reopen

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September 9th, 2010

Kaiapoi: A town in turmoil (3:15)

Many families in Kaiapoi are now losing their livelihoods as well as their homes with a big employer forced to knock down his supermarket

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September 9th, 2010

Canterbury farmers get dedicated help (3:09)

A rural recovery organisation has been set up to help Canterbury farmers dealing with the problems caused by the quake

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September 9th, 2010

Elderly forced to move out of rest home (1:43)

As Canterbury residents try to get their homelives back to normal after Saturday morning's earthquake, the lives of 60 elderly people have today been turned upside down, with the permanent evacuation of their rest home.

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September 8th, 2010

Warnings over Trade Me charity auctions (1:45)

While many people are trying to help raise money for charities dealing with the quake, there are some trying to make a quick buck through scams on Trade Me

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September 8th, 2010

Lyttelton Port: Supplies not under threat (2:38)

Concerns have been raised over the state of Lyttelton Port, after it sustained tens of millions of dollars worth of damage in Saturday morning's earthquake

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