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Christchurch earthquake

Key on economic policy successes, regrets including flag debate and TPP, Christchurch quake and Pike River, losing troops overseas and life in Parliament
22nd Mar 17, 6:47pm
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Key on economic policy successes, regrets including flag debate and TPP, Christchurch quake and Pike River, losing troops overseas and life in Parliament
Minister Nick Smith proposes buildings with unreinforced masonry must be assessed and strengthened twice as quickly as other buildings
2nd Sep 15, 4:13pm
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Minister Nick Smith proposes buildings with unreinforced masonry must be assessed and strengthened twice as quickly as other buildings
IAG NZ chief executive Jacki Johnson on ensuring migrants have insurance, facing new competition, getting support from Australia to pay quake claims, and the future of EQC
2nd Sep 15, 1:33pm
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IAG NZ chief executive Jacki Johnson on ensuring migrants have insurance, facing new competition, getting support from Australia to pay quake claims, and the future of EQC
Massey University's Michael Naylor says the Treasury needs to be bolder and to rethink the purpose of EQC, including the possibility of focusing on offering reinsurance cover to private insurers
13th Jul 15, 8:48am
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Massey University's Michael Naylor says the Treasury needs to be bolder and to rethink the purpose of EQC, including the possibility of focusing on offering reinsurance cover to private insurers
Forty-three percent of 'over cap' personal Canterbury earthquake insurance claims remain unsettled as new claims continue to roll in
16th Feb 15, 5:02am
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Forty-three percent of 'over cap' personal Canterbury earthquake insurance claims remain unsettled as new claims continue to roll in
Auckland attracting at least 21,825 migrants a year, another 5,735 head to Canterbury
25th Nov 14, 1:02pm
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Auckland attracting at least 21,825 migrants a year, another 5,735 head to Canterbury
Commercial tenants are seeking safer buildings but many are still unaware of their rights and obligations if there's a major earthquake, Colliers survey shows
13th Nov 14, 10:56am
Commercial tenants are seeking safer buildings but many are still unaware of their rights and obligations if there's a major earthquake, Colliers survey shows
Cam Preston is watching the slow settlement progress of Southern Response and the growth of its liability to the taxpayer
10th Nov 14, 12:19pm
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Cam Preston is watching the slow settlement progress of Southern Response and the growth of its liability to the taxpayer
MBIE seeks panel of risk financing and insurance intermediary service providers for $130m of annual government business
31st Oct 14, 5:00am
MBIE seeks panel of risk financing and insurance intermediary service providers for $130m of annual government business
Govt moving to all-of-govt risk financing and insurance strategy with central govt agencies spending about $180m on insurance annually
19th Sep 14, 9:44am
Govt moving to all-of-govt risk financing and insurance strategy with central govt agencies spending about $180m on insurance annually
ASB's Steve Jurkovich on how the bank aims to continue strong lending growth in its corporate, rural and commercial operations
2nd Sep 14, 4:32pm
ASB's Steve Jurkovich on how the bank aims to continue strong lending growth in its corporate, rural and commercial operations
ANZ economists say the eventual waning of the Christchurch rebuild won't spell doom and gloom for the wider NZ economy
2nd Sep 14, 2:59pm
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ANZ economists say the eventual waning of the Christchurch rebuild won't spell doom and gloom for the wider NZ economy
Rents in some parts of Christchurch have risen more than 60% over five years, leaving Auckland rents in their dust
27th Aug 14, 10:37am
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Rents in some parts of Christchurch have risen more than 60% over five years, leaving Auckland rents in their dust
Private insurers reach the halfway mark by fully settling 11,392 over cap dwelling claims, including the completion of 2,203 rebuilds and major repairs, says ICNZ
6th Aug 14, 7:53am
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Private insurers reach the halfway mark by fully settling 11,392 over cap dwelling claims, including the completion of 2,203 rebuilds and major repairs, says ICNZ
A whopping funding shortfall could see Christchurch City Council sell down its stakes in Lyttelton Port, Christchurch Airport and electricity company Orion
2nd Aug 14, 1:01pm
A whopping funding shortfall could see Christchurch City Council sell down its stakes in Lyttelton Port, Christchurch Airport and electricity company Orion