Aussie police to help stop looting
An army of Australian police officers arrived in Christchurch yesterday amid growing concerns over the spread of looting across the city
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Rescuers cling to hope of detecting life
The chances of pulling anyone alive from under the rubble in Christchurch have all but vanished
Japan goes in where others give up hope
CHRISTCHURCH police commander Dave Lawry was “100 per cent” certain: everyone in the CTV building reduced to rubble in Tuesday’s earthquake was dead.
Damage to pipes may cut water for months
PARTS of Christchurch could be without running water for months after it was revealed damage to is worse than first thought.
City water supplies at critical level
PARTS of Christchurch could be without running water for months after it was revealed damage to the city’s underground infrastructure is worse than first thought.
Hope fading for survivors
MORE than 1000 specialist rescuers were working this morning to find survivors from Tuesday’s massive Christchurch earthquake.
Even ‘safe’ seats up for grabs
FOR NSW Labor, the political luxury of a “sure thing” is no more.
Ipswich does it tough but spirits high
THE people of Ipswich reckon they’re lucky.
Reality hits home for caravan park
The residents of Gailes Caravan Village on Brisbane’s unfashionable western fringe have lost the lot.
Thousands arrive to lend ahead
THERE were kids with shovels, old ladies with mops, blokes with wheelbarrows, and a stream of strangers offering sandwiches and drinks.
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