Morning Report

Around 75 percent of Christchurch now has power. Audio

The Civil Defence Minister, John Carter, half an hour ago gave an update on the search and rescue operation from Civil Defence HQ under the Beehive. Audio

Oil companies are urging Christchurch people not to panic buy petrol, saying there is no shortage of supply. Audio

Quick instructions of how to purify water for drinking. Audio

The clean up has already begun in some suburbs, with residents clearing barrowloads of silt from their properties to the roadside. Audio

Information for Christchurch residents on where and how to access fresh water. Audio

With the inner city cordoned off and damage right across Christchurch, business is severely affected. Audio

John Carter the MInister of Civil Defence speaking at the CD bunker in the Beehive and nightshift commander of the Christchurch Police, Superintendent Russell Gibson. Audio

Death toll passes 100; Woman tells of last moments of quake victim; Victim Support volunteers at work at liaison centre; Prime Minister speaks of challenges ahead; Clean-up continues in historic port… Read more Audio

Simon Mercep talks with Lloyd Scott on his way to work thru Christchurch. Audio

Dean of Christchurch Cathedral Peter Beck talks about what the people of Christchurch are going through in the aftermath of the earthquake. Audio

Simon Mercep and Gael Woods report on what's been happening at Christchurch's Civil Defence headquarters. Audio