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Where to live in christchurch

canadian exile · 2011-10-19 04:01:54

I'm currently living in canada but am going back to Ireland for two weeks on the 13th November then leaving for Christchurch on the 29th. I arrive on the 1st of December and start work on the 5th so I haven't really left myself a lot of time to get set up. I was wondering which areas of the suburbs were least effected by…

19-10-2011 4:01am

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canadian exile

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I'm currently living in canada but am going back to Ireland for two weeks on the 13th November then leaving for Christchurch on the 29th. I arrive on the 1st of December and start work on the 5th so I haven't really left myself a lot of time to get set up. I was wondering which areas of the suburbs were least effected by the earthquake.
My parents were actually there when it happened and were stranded in a red cross center until a kiwi couple took them in. I am staying with this couple for a few days when I arrive but would like to be someway organised before I get there. I know that the center is still closed off and my parents told me about the major problems with liquefaction in the south east suburbs by the river but I was looking at the likes of Riccarton and Hoon Hay, just wondering if anyone knows how they held up. Thanks.

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