Morning Report

The quake-damaged suburb of Bexley has taken on the air of a ghost town. Audio

Pioneer stadium in Spreydon has been transformed into a temporary shelter to house people seeking relief after Tuesday's earthquake. Audio

Before rebuilding a lot of buildings will have to be demolished, and a lot of Lyttleton will go. Audio

The task of rebuilding Christchurch is being compared to what was required to restore the Japanese city of Kobe after its massive earthquake in 1995. Audio

Latest info as it falls to hand. Audio

Some schools around the country will be seeing new faces in class tomorrow morning. Audio

Inspector Mark Harrison tells Geoff how each of the families of people who have died in the quake now has a dedicated liaison officer to help them. Audio

Geoff details where and when tanker deliveries of fresh water will be. Audio

Christchurch Police station has been used to house a temporary court due to quake closure of the Court buildings. Audio

Orion Energy's CEO Roger Sutton says significant progress has been made. Audio

Reporter Julian Robins joins Simon Mercep in Christchurch's Civil Defence HQ to discuss where the relief efforts are at. Audio

Marae around the country are offering a warm Haere Mai to those seeking refuge from the quake in Christchurch. Eru Rerekura reports from Pipitea Marae in Wellington on the food, water and shelter… Read more Audio