Sources: Stuff TVNZ
A memorial service is held in Christchurch, New Zealand, for the victims of the 2011 Canterbury earthquake. 2011-03-18
Bob Parker, the mayor of the New Zealand city of Christchurch, estimates that the city centre is still "very, very dangerous" with up to a third of the buildings needing to be demolished. 2011-03-13
A dust storm hits Christchurch, New Zealand, hampering the recovery efforts from the 2011 Canterbury earthquake. 2011-03-2
Aftershocks force the evacuation of residents in Mount Pleasant, an outer suburb of Christchurch. 2011-02-26
The Prime Minister of New Zealand John Key calls for two minutes of silence on Tuesday March 1 at 12:51 pm, exactly one week after the earthquake. 2011-02-26
The death toll from the 2011 Canterbury earthquake in New Zealand rises to 113 with at least 226 people missing. 2011-02-25
New Zealand police will start releasing the names of victims at 4pm local time. 2011-02-24
New Zealand police introduce a curfew in central Christchurch as six people are arrested for looting. 2011-02-23
The Prime Minister of New Zealand calls an emergency Cabinet meeting while Bob Parker, the Mayor of Christchurch, declares a state of emergency. 2011-02-22
An earthquake of 6.3 magnitude strikes the region of Canterbury in the South Island of New Zealand, disrupting communications to the area and closing Christchurch Airport. 2011-02-22