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Pike River Coal
National
September 2
Pike River families to learn of re-entry decision
The families of the men killed in explosions at Pike River will be briefed this morning on the Government decision on whether to re-enter the mine.
Editorial
July 5
Harrowing journey sadly continues
It was impossible not to be moved by the harrowing victim impact statements read during Pike River Coal Ltd's sentencing hearing in the Greymouth District Court this week.
National
July 31
Pike River firm opts not to fight charges
Pike River Coal Ltd did not fight 10 charges in the Greymouth District Court today arising from the fatal mine explosion that killed 29 men underground in November 2010.
National
May 6
Former Pike River boss breaks silence
The former chief executive of the Pike River Mine, Gordon Ward, has broken his silence on the disaster, but still hasn't explained why he would not appear at the Royal Commission of Inquiry.
National
March 27
Pike River hearings to resume
Police and former Pike River managers Neville Rockhouse and Doug White are three of 15 groups preparing to have a say before the Pike River Royal Commission holds its final hearings next week in Greymouth.
National
February 24
Families slam ex-mine manager's 'unforgivable' email
Angry Pike River Mine families have slammed the former mine manager for sending an email about a new job 17 minutes after the explosion that killed 29 men underground.
National
September 23
Pike River boss in tears at hearing
Pike River Coal chief executive Peter Whittall has broken down while telling families of his immense regret at the way he told them their loved ones were dead.
Business
September 12
Pike pay outs considered positive step
New Zealand Oil and Gas yesterday received praise for its corporate responsibility in agreeing to provide early payouts to Pike River Coal Ltd's unsecured creditors.
Editorial
May 26
Pike River and body recovery
The original blast on the afternoon of November 19 at Pike River lasted 50 seconds, as recorded on the mine's closed circuit television.
National
April 13
Pike River liquidation would stop recovery - Kokshoorn
Pike River Coal contractors pushing for the company to be put into liquidation should tread carefully, Grey District Mayor Tony Kokshoorn says.
National
April 5
Families want truth in mine inquiry
The families of the 29 men killed in the Pike River Coal mine disaster want the truth and nothing less, the Royal Commission of Inquiry's preliminary hearing was told today.
National
March 9
Families want men out of mine, no matter the cost
Family members of the 29 men killed in the Pike River Coal mine disaster say they will not accept receivers putting a dollar value on getting their men out.
Business
February 17
Pike River payment uncertain
The receivers of Pike River Coal say unsecured creditors owed more than $31 million - including $15 million to tradesmen and almost $3 million to employees - are "unlikely" to be paid.
Business
January 31
Pike contractors may never receive money: receiver
There's a "strong possibility" Pike River Coal mine contractors will never receive money owed to them, a receiver says.
Business
January 13
Pike River cover for NZOG
Listed New Zealand Oil and Gas may get up to 50% - or $33 million - back from the business interruption insurance cover of Pike River Coal.
Business
December 13
Receivers will face Pike workers today
The receivers of Pike River Coal intend meeting company employees this morning to brief them on their position.
Business
December 2
Stock trades reversed
About 200,000 share trades in Pike River Coal stock were reversed yesterday after the New Zealand stock exchange closed for the 2pm memorial service for the missing 29 miners but inadvertently, the Pike stock was allowed to come off a 13-day trading halt.
Business
October 15
Renewed vigour from miners
Interest remains high in the South Island's deposits of high-grade specialist hard-coking coal for export, and its poor cousin, low-grade lignite - southern resources long measured in billions of tonnes.
Business
September 30
Pike River secures short-term money
Hard-coking coal specialist Pike River Coal has been provided a short-term facility of up to $25 million by majority owner New Zealand Oil & Gas.
Business
September 20
More cash needed for West Coast mine
Pike River Coal is having to look for more money to pay for the development of its West Coast coal mine.