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Symbol of earthquake-devastated Christchurch to be pulled down, due to safety and cost concerns, officials say.
Thousands stand in silence in Christchurch park to commemorate first anniversary of earthquake that killed 185 people.
Buildings evacuated as earthquake-prone New Zealand city is shaken by strong tremors, leaving several people injured.
Hopes fade of finding more survivors as the Christchurch earthquake death toll climbs to 113.
Death toll in quake-shattered Christchurch rises to 98 with grave fears for more than 300 missing, officials warn.
PM says number of people killed in quake likely to go up as there is little sign of survivors emerging from the rubble.
Seventy-five people confirmed dead and almost 300 missing, a day after a 6.3 magnitude tremor rocked Christchurch.
Rescuers search for scores of people trapped after 6.3 magnitude earthquake kills at least 65 people in Christchurch.
Powerful tremor causes further damage and chaoes in the quake-hit city of Christchurch.
Troops take over southern city of Christchurch as authorities launch cleanup operation after major earthquake.
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