The Week in Review - week ending 24 June 2011

A review of the week's news including: government offers to buy 5000 quake-stricken homes,another big aftershock rattles Christchurch residents, the Serious Fraud Office charges 82 year old Timaru business man but many locals stand by him, John Key makes historic address to Australia's Parliament but his comments on mine structure raise ire of Pike River victims' families, two tornadoes rip through New Plymouth, teenager dies in landslide, Air NZ chief hits out at "malicious" rumours over volcanic ash, Employers' chief apologises over comments about women in the work place, NZ exodus to Australia at record high and skifields delay opening due to lack of snow