Audio Search

The receivers for the Pike River coal mine have asked the government for financial help to prepare evidence for the Royal Commission into the deaths of 29 workers last November. Audio

The Government has extended its support for quake-hit Christchurch businesses and workers. Audio

Sell, sell, sell! But what is she really selling? And who cares? The stress of high-pressure selling to customers who really just want to be left alone to shop becomes too much for Sarah who dreams of… Audio

Bob Harvey represents the Aquatic Education New Zealand Trust, which is developing the pools to schools initiative, and Matt Claridge is the general manager of Water Safety NZ. Audio

About ten thousand Christchurch businesses will get up to 25 thousand dollars each to help them re-locate and restock as part of Government assistance package that's worth almost seven million… Audio

The yen has tumbled today after the G7 group of rich nations agreed to intervene to stop the currency's rapid rise as Japan struggles in the aftermath of an earthquake and tsunami. Audio

Some family doctors working in Christchurch are going to need help to keep their practices open with many of their patients having left town. Audio

Eight teams of criminals serving a community work punishment are helping with the post-quake clean-up. Audio

Opposition MPs are questioning the level of support being given to those living in the east of Christchurch after last month's quake. Audio

Search and Rescue teams are continuing to clear buildings in the CBD, including Forsyth Barr. Audio

Six recovery assistance centres have now opened in Christchurch's hardest-hit suburbs. Audio

Big businesses are getting the thumbs up for the way they've looked after their workers after the Christchurch earthquake. Audio

Te Puni Kokiri has set up a second base in Christchurch, closer to the hard hit eastern suburbs. Audio

The Lyttleton community is pulling together to help one another with one organisation helping to do that through what's known as a"timebanking". Audio

While walking around Lyttelton yesterday, Geoff Robinson spoke to a seaman manning a cordon in the town centre. Audio

The head of Canterbury police says army light armoured vehicles and fire trucks are being sent to Christchurch suburbs where people fear being targeted at night by criminals taking advantage of the… Audio

And with all the dust and sludge in Christchurch, one of the pressing needs for many families is doing the washing. Audio

Banks are urging Christchurch residents experiencing financial hardship following last week's earthquake to approach them for help. Audio

Pacific communities are rallying around each other in the wake of last week's Christchurch earthquake. Audio

Farmers helping clean up contaminated dust in Christchurch are being told to wear milking gloves when they eat because hand sanitisers don't kill all the germs in the silt. Audio

The identification of victims is continuing slowly. Specially trained police officers are working with the families and Victim Support volunteers are working alongside, helping people deal with the… Audio

Since Saturday morning farmers have been gathering at the A and amp; P show grounds and heading out to various parts of the city to help in the clean up. Audio

Federated Farmer's Farmy Army has been out in force in Christchurch helping to clear silt from roads and properties. Audio

Members of the Te Arawa and Waikato Tainui iwi are helping the South Island tribe Ngai Tahu reach earthquake victims. Audio

People in Christchurch are being urged to apply for emergency welfare payments. Audio