Similar to what happened after the Christchurch earthquake, residents have began leaving the small town of Kaikoura after the massive 7.8 earthquake on the 14 November 2016. The large magnitude of the quake made it one of the world’s three largest earthquakes in 2016, and second in magnitude to only one New Zealand earthquake since…
Small business people in Kaikoura talk to John Campbell about life in the township; and the long, hard road back to some semblance of normality. Click on the above image to listen to the interviews Some are coping better than others with post-quake hardships. The interviewees in order of appearance are : Dave Mckee –…
Women and children continue to be the victims of violence in New Zealand a country that, despite its marketing image as a safe place to live, is a place with a dark reputation for its culture of brutality. What immigration sites won’t dare tell you is that New Zealand tops the OECD domestic violence league…
If you follow E2NZ on Twitter you’ll know we’ve been talking to tourists trapped in Kaikoura after the devastating quake on 13 November 2016. #rtpt apparently the guy making pm announcements in Kaikoura is telling locals they have to stay and rebuild. Not very fair on them is it? — E2NZ (@E2NZ) November 16, 2016…
Someone was in that house. The driveway shows how far it moved (Photo from @alexperro RNZ) #eqnz pic.twitter.com/lHcumDF8nF — Shaun Eaves (@GIShaun) November 14, 2016 Images of the devastation experienced after the Kaikoura earthquake and devastating tsunami have been slow to emerge, no doubt due to the isolation some communities are experiencing. It looks like…
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