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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rabbitbait" data-source="post: 5516663" data-attributes="member: 60100">Thanks DP. Things are going well personally, although I'm busy beyond belief. We've managed to source an office, so one month after the quake I actually have an office. A real office. We were based in a sports club bar for the last two weeks, writing everything on paper while sitting on bar stools. Traffic is awful now though. With the east side of town effectively destroyed, all the businesses that can move have moved to the west side of town. Complete gridlock every morning. I've gone from taking 20 minutes to taking 80 minutes to get to work. Two major developments in the last week.A list has just come out of 128 major businesses in the Central City that will need to be destroyed. Many many many heritage buildings or landmarks will be gone.The council have put out the statement that there is a 50/50 chance that the sewerage system is about to collapse completely. About 75% of the city are currently able to flush, but soon it may be nobody. The beaches and rivers are already unsafe due to the amount of sewerage making its way into the waterways from broken pipes. Even if it doesn't the coucil are saying it will be at least one year for the people who don't have sewerage to have it restored.While it's interesting being in the middle of a disaster zone (the state of National Emergency has not been lifted yet), its tiring. Nothing is simple anymore.That said, I'm alive, my family is alive and I only know one of the people who died. My house is livable and I have power, water and sewerage. So stop wingeing rabbitbait and get on with it.</blockquote>

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