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With us is Christchurch mayor, Bob Parker. Audio

As the aftershocks continue to ripple through Canterbury, the town of Kaiapoi is coming to grips with the reality it will never be the same again. Audio

Monique Devereux in Christchurch. Audio

Monique Devereux in Christchurch. Audio

We're joined by geologist Dr Mark Quigley from the University of Canterbury. Audio

We join our reporter Craig McCulloch for the latest on the situation in Avonside. Audio

It's day four of the massive clean-up operation in Canterbury. Hundreds of shops and offices in the region are being assessed to check if they're safe. Audio

We go to the UK now, where the police are looking at re-opening an investigation into claims of phone hacking by the paper News of the World. Audio

The Minister of Civil Defence, John Carter is in Christchurch and he joins us now. Audio

Monique Devereux speaks to Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker. Audio

Three people who were injured during the quake are still in hospital, one in the intensive care unit. Audio

We spoke to Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker. Audio

Selwyn District Civil Defence Controller Ben Dingle Audio

Civil Defence authorities are gave a briefing to the media and we bring you that audio - courtesy of One News. Audio

Thousands of people are being evacuated from the Christchurch city centre with Civil Defence officials saying its simply too dangerous for residents to stay there. Audio

Dairy prices have rebounded, after four months of falls. Audio

The latest on the trapped Chilean miners and more. Audio

Birdstrike is again being blamed for an aircraft having to turn back, this time at Christchurch Airport. Audio

To the UK, where our correspondent Barney Burnham is on the line. Audio

ACT leader Rodney Hide has defended the way he's dealt with his dumped deputy Heather Roy, saying he's no bully. Audio

There's still no sign of a missing four-year-old Gisborne boy after a second full day of searching. Audio

The police in Gisborne say searches today for a missing four-year-old have proved fruitless. Audio

Pakistan's floods have prompted a lukewarm response for aid from the international community. Audio

To Latin America now, where officials say an explosive device has gone off in front of a televison station in the Mexican city of Monterrey. Audio

Statistics from the property valuer, QV and the ASB Bank's quarterly housing confidence survey are painting a picture of a stagnant property market. Audio