Earthquakes
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- Paid content Brownlee’s next announcement ... 1000 jobs
- Paid content Commercial projects in doldrums, Christchurch rebuild still a mirage
- Paid content Auckland and Canterbury to 'drive' hundreds of thousands of new jobs
- Paid content Govt’s Rolls Royce plan for Christchurch tops $1.6b
- Millions of dollars shaved off Wellington property values
- Paid content Zoning losers challenge Brownlee decision
- Paid content Empty section red zoners in limbo
- Paid content Delays and repairs frustrate quake city residents
- Flood of emotions taint rational Christchurch CBD rebuild
- Bob Jones floats Christchurch lake-side CBD rebuild plan
- Jitters over future insurance cover
- Paid content Canterbury leads small construction lift
- Earthquakes shake-up Wellington's office market
- Chch building owner: CERA demolition charge is 'highway robbery'
- No concerns over EQC's ability to settle claims - Brownlee
- NZ dollar lays low in wake of aftershocks
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- Archived Print Edition Japan about to cut its kimono
- Archived Print Edition Earthquakes, drought slow hiring in all but rebuilding sectors
- Archived Print Edition Boards must create shareholder wealth
- Archived Print Edition How to fix quake-ripped economies
- Archived Print Edition How to deal with the financial aftershocks
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"First the earthquakes then, despite all the warnings that EQC and so many insurers were procrastinating, we now see the truth of what is going on."
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