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In preparation for tomorrow's earthquake anniversary, here's a run-down of some phrases that may leave people outside of Canterbury scratching their heads.

OPINION: As another nerve-shredding quake hits Christchurch, Toby Manhire & Toby Morris look at how far the city has really come in the past five years.

Fletcher Building has reported a 51 percent rise in its first half net profit, boosted by gains on the sale of a number of assets, offset by the closure of three manufacturing plants.

The Samoa A rugby side flies out for Melbourne today for a one-off pre-season clash against the Rebels Super Rugby team.

Up to 40 people were at Tuahiwi Marae for the monthly Te Rūnanga o Ngāi Tahu meeting when the earthquake hit Christchurch yesterday.

Christchurch residents could get some reprieve if a proposed smaller rates increase gets voted through the annual plan process.

Samoa builders and carpenters will soon be included under the seasonal workers scheme with New Zealand.

The head of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority is defending his organisation's multi-million dollar public relations bill.

Parliament's back - with Prime Minister John Key using his opening statement to attack Labour's position on the Trans-Pacific Partnership. Audio

Interviews and live sets from the New Zealand music underground. This week, we catch Christchurch trio The Plough That Broke The Plains.

Insurers are on track to settle the vast majority of Canterbury earthquake claims by the end of this year, the Insurance Council says.

A group opposed to the Christchurch selling off of its business City Care has held a silent protest at the council's first full meeting of the year.

A Christchurch couple with serious health issues are still living in temporary housing, nearly five years after the quake that damaged their home. Audio

One of the most ambitious projects being undertaken by the Christchurch City Council is the repair of its quake-damaged town hall.

The summer holidays are usually a quiet time at schools, but for some it will be a period of transformation.

RNZ's economics correspondent Patrick O'Meara takes a look at the highs and lows of NZ's economy during 2015 - and what it all means for 2016.

It's been another year of milestones and major announcements for the Christchurch City Council as the city slowly moves from recovery to rebuild.

An advocate for the restoration of the Christchurch cathedral says he will personally put $1 million toward the project. Audio