Checkpoint

It wasn't just lives that were lost on February 22, 2011. Communities were lost too. Audio

Among the most enduring memories of the quake, is Alec Cvetanov walking atop the rubble of the CTV building in the hours after its collapse. Audio

We had a few notable companies reporting their results today. Audio

Tens of thousands of workers are missing millions of dollars from their Kiwisaver accounts, because their employers have failed to either pass on payments docked from their pay, or pay their own… Read more Audio

We head now to Fiji, where people in some of the villages worst-hit by cyclone Winston still haven't been contacted and aid agencies are getting more and more worried for their safety. Audio

Checkpoint invited Earthquake Recovery Minister Gerry Brownlee on the programme this evening but he declined. Audio

The Governor General Sir Jerry Mataparae was among the speakers at today's service along with mayor Lianne Dalziel. Audio

Karen Dodd was forced to leave her employment after the quake. Audio

Anita's husband, Andrew, worked at CTV, in the CTV building, one of 115 people who lost their lives in a structure a Royal Commission later described as so deficient it should never have been built. Audio

Summer Olliver was working as an administrator for the Perpetual Trust on the first floor of the PGC Building when the quake hit. Audio

They are complete strangers, but Nick was working not far from Gail, also in Latimer Square, just across the road from the CTV building, when the quake hit. Audio