Rachel Graham
Residential red zone homeowners seek answers
Christchurch home owners, who last week were told that they will have to abandon their properties, are this week trying to determine the nitty gritty of what the decision will mean for them. Audio
Businesses in residential red zone uncertain about future
Shopkeepers and other small business owners in the new red zones of Christchurch are today trying to figure out what the zones mean for them. Audio
The latest from Dallington
Our reporter Rachel Graham is in Dallington, a suburb beside the Avon River with lots of red zone homes, and she joins us. Audio
Christchurch residents hope for options on fate of homes
Some residents have been waiting for the verdict on the fate of their home and land since the first earthquake hit in September last year. Audio
Plans underway to convey land information to residents
Work is under way on how Christchurch people will be told if their homes must be abandoned, even though the Government's still not indicating just when that will happen. Audio
Passengers wait at Christchurch airport
Our reporter Rachel Graham is at Christchurch airport. Audio
Chch residents queue for water and consider leaving town
Thousands of homes are still without water after Monday's severe aftershocks caused widespread damage to Christchurch's water suppy. Audio
Sumner residents face another day of mopping up
Our reporter Rachel Graham is in the suburb of Sumner. Audio
Burwood residents face with digging out mud from in
Locals in parts of Christchurch have today once again been digging out mud and silt from their sections and homes. Audio
One of the areas worst affected by liquefecation, Avonside
There's been major flooding, and in some cases sinkholes have opened up. Audio
Aftershocks continue to shake Christchurch
Eastern Suburb, Avonside wakes to another day of quake disruption Audio
Christchurch media briefings
Returning to the aftershocks in Canterbury now, Our reporter Rachel Graham - joins us from Christchurch. Audio
Inquest into deaths of 106 of quake victims get under way
The inquest into the deaths of over a hundred of February's earthquake victims will get underway in Christchurch today. Audio
Christchurch to stick with 2007 houses values for rates
Council rates in Christchurch city will continue to be calculated using the 2007 house valuations for up to two more years, allowing time for the earthquake's impact on property prices to be assessed.
…Lack of customers a problem for Christchurch businesses
A continuing lack of customers is the biggest problem facing many businesses trying to get back on their feet in Christchurch. Audio
Christchurch landlords say temporary villages not needed
Christchurch property managers are questioning why hundreds of temporary houses are being built when up to a thousand flats and houses are available for rent. Audio
Large aftershock a reminder that disruption not over
The quake hit at nine-minutes-past-nine yesterday morning, and was centred near the town of Rolleston, half an hour outside of Christchurch. Audio
Christchurch Arts Centre tenants fight eviction
Tenants at Christchurch's historic Arts Centre are taking legal action to fight their eviction from the quake damaged buildings. Audio
Canterbury irrigation scheme could bring $500m boost
A proposed irrigation scheme for the Canterbury Plains could bring the region an economic boost of $500 million. Audio
Christchurch casino reopens bringing jobs, life to city
The Christchurch Casino reopened its doors last night for the first time since the February 22nd earthquake. Audio
