New Zealand Earthquakes: Kiwi crisis
New Zealand insurers were exposed to intense pressure following the devastating earthquakes in Canterbury in 2010 and 2011. Post investigates the lessons learned from these events for insurers in both New Zealand and the UK
Pigeons now perch on the rafters of Christchurch Cathedral, the high beams left exposed by demolition to the building’s façade after it cracked and crumbled in the magnitude 6.3 earthquake that
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