Desperate efforts resorted to over access to Christchurch quake cordon
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Entry of business owners and residents into central Christchurch remains chaotic and random.
Yesterday, high-profile lawyer Grant Cameron employed a crane operator to remove possessions from the 24-level Forsyth Barr House within the restricted central city zone.
And NBR Online reported
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Chris Hutching
Tue, 29 Mar 2011
Tue, 29 Mar 2011
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Desperate efforts resorted to over access to Christchurch quake cordon
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