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Morning Report for Sunday 5 September 2010
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Christchurch businesses reeling but resilient after quake
9:55 AM.Businesses in Christchurch are starting the huge task of cleaning up today. Audio
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Canterbury faces daunting task as clean up starts
8:59 AM.Christchurch reporter Monique Devereux gives us the latest updates. Audio
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Army troops on standby to help with security, recovery
8:57 AM.Army troops remain on standby this morning, ready to assist with security and emergency recovery work. Audio
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Water supplies still sketchy, wastewater system strained
8:51 AM.While power has been restored for most people, many are still without water and there are still serious worries about the wastewater system. Audio
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Insurers 'will go out of their way' to help those affected
8:49 AM.At least one hundred thousand insurance claims are expected as a result of yesterday's early-morning quake. Audio
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Dairy farmers remain without mains power, water
8:45 AM.Dairy farmers in remoter areas of Canterbury who remain without mains power and water say they haven't had a second to spare to count the cost of the damage. Audio
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Kaiapoi residents told to consider leaving town
8:43 AM.A curfew on the entire town of Kaiapoi has also just been lifted. Audio
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Latest from Civil Defence headquarters
8:40 AM.Three people who were injured during the quake are still in hospital, one in the intensive care unit. Audio
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Fox Glacier plane crash
8:37 AM.Fox Glacier resident Kirsty Sullivan witnessed the crash. Audio
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Scientists head to epicentre of quake
8:36 AM.Dozens of smaller earthquakes have kept many people in Canterbury on edge since the 7.1 magnitude quake in the early hours of yesterday morning. Audio
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Fox Glacier locals stunned by plane crash
8:31 AM.Locals are stunned after a plane crash killed nine people in Fox Glacier yesterday afternoon. Audio
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Prime Minister speaks about Christchurch quake
8:27 AM.The Prime Minister, John Key, flew to Christchurch on an Airforce Hercules yesterday afternoon. Audio
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Welfare centres cater for those fleeing damaged homes
8:24 AM.Some of those made homeless by the earthquake have been sheltering at three welfare centres overnight. Audio
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Police stationed across Christchurch to maintain order
8:18 AM.More than a hundred and fifty police were stationed around Christchurch overnight to enforce the seven o'clock curfew and keep people out of dangerous areas.y Audio
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Curfew for downtown Christchurch lifts
8:15 AM.An overnight curfew in downtown Christchurch has just been lifted. Audio
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Christchurch mayor on latest about quake mop-up
8:12 AM.We spoke to Christchurch Mayor Bob Parker. Audio
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Canterbury shellshocked after massive earthquake
8:07 AM.Aftershocks have continued to shake Canterbury overnight following Saturday morning's brutal 7.1 earthquake. Audio