Checkpoint

It's now been a week since anyone was pulled alive from the rubble in Christchurch. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report. Audio

Search and rescue teams have been doing a third sweep of damaged buildings in the central city although police say it would be miracle if anyone is found alive. Audio

Tonight's civil defence briefing has just been held in Christchurch and our reporter Andrew McRae was there. Audio

Audrey Siataga is one of the thousands who have left Christchurch, she's now in Auckland. Audio

The fire service fears strong winds in Canterbury may bring down the historic Time Ball station in Lyttleton. Audio

Simon Power, made a shock announcement at Parliament today. Audio

News from the Waatea team. Audio

The Accident Compensation Corporation estimate last week's earthquake will cost it about 370 million dollars in claims. Audio

Maritime New Zealand says it may investigate whether the crew of a stricken ferry in Wellington harbour acted correctly. Audio

Red Cross has just announced it will make grants available to the families of those killed in the quake. Audio

An update from the RNZ sports team. Audio