Christchurch earthquake coroner report ctv building collapsed into the ground after impact 1:07

"I was really shocked. There was a lot of screaming and banging in the room because there was rubble everywhere," Mr Gower said.

"The house had collapsed as the quake hit and I heard two or three girls screaming in the room."

Emergency services were called to the incident at 1.48pm and sent in two police officers to assist with the scene.

The building did not collapse, according to local police and their equipment.

But one woman who was in the hotel, which was at the far end of the complex, heard what she believed was the quake and fled as the building collapsed around 2pm.

Emergency services were still struggling to reconstruct the devastation caused by the collapse while a nearby road was being repaired as part of the extensive work to remove the rubble.

Residents living in the building described being shaken and shaken up.

Sydney mother and Sydney businesswoman Laura Beattie, 62, told 7.30 it was an "absolute tragedy".

"<It>was] a tragic incident. It happened at 3 o'clock in the morning, and we're still waiting to know if anyone else is hurt, what damage there has been, and where it all went," she said.

"My three-year-old son was out playing when she heard the earthquake.

"My husband came home and he was out of bed and couldn't believe it. He went and looked at his watch and saw the building coming down.

"When he saw the building he went over to look and there were people screaming and shouting. Everyone was still there, and it was just crazy to go to sleep."

Mr Beattie was at his home at the time, about 40 minutes from the quake's epicentre at 9.23pm on Wednesday.

'Rocks all over the house'

"I live in the apartment block and I've got no idea what's happening."

"I heard a really loud, rumbling noise on the roof that lasted almost an hour," Ms Beattie told 7.30.

"I went outside and the roof went all over the place.

"Rocks were falling from the ceiling, and I heard it shake from a short distance off to the north to where the road is now.

"It looked like you'd dropped something and suddenly it was just an empty place and a huge pile of rubble."

The New South Wales earthquake unit said two buildings had collapsed on the same spot, one in Westfield and the other in the heart of Christchurch.

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How can the economy of tasmania grow?


There are many different ways for your plants to help your family, your community and your country grow economically. The first step in helping to grow our country is to understand what can be done. For information, the following is one resource we recommend and it is the best way to grow tasmanias and grow in harmony.


For the past 50 years, there have been four or five programs under the name "Newt Grant Family Development". Their goal, is to teach your children about what it means to grow and maintain our nation, our families, and our environment. Their goal is the same as ours in that we don't have to worry about the price of corn going up, our food and water cost going up or our prices of food and water. They help grow our country and their goals also include helping families to save more money for the winter and the summer months, while also helping to boost our economies.


They can come in many forms, but the ones that you are most likely to run into are:


One time investment on corn for the people who work on the farm and who help make the corn grow faster than if it were grown by hand.

An additional two or three times more investment per acre on the trees and perennials to help the tasmania plants flourish.

Another 2-3 times more each year on all the fertilizer, compost, watering, etc. to help the plant produce more of the necessary products to promote healthy life of the plant.


These resources help to understand how you can help grow your country in a way that your children will understand that "the money won't go to waste" and that "we can make a difference by helping our children."


What can help the economy of tasmania boost?


The answer is in the environment. Our country must be protected from climate change, from overgrazing, which destroys soil fertility. The tasmania is also vital habitat for fish and other wildlife. Without a healthy economy, not only will you be living in poverty for the next generation, but you will be living in poverty for generations, too. It's also a good idea for those of us who are concerned about environmental degradation to learn the steps to help restore your country, and for us as tasmanians who don't want to eat, let alone drink or use toxic chemicals, to learn to keep our environment healthy.


In order to keep the environment clean and healthy