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Many reporters at the The Press are using Twitter to find help for their stories and let readers know what they're working on.

On February 22, all staff working in The Press's crumbling, shaking, historic Cathedral Square building left in fear and confusion. Many of us never returned, spending the next 15 months in portacabins at Mcleans Island. Here staff talk about what it was like.

Hundreds of displaced Press staff spent the 15 months after February 2011 working from portacoms alongside our printing plant in Logistics Drive.

The Press has returned home to the heart of Chch.

Today's edition of The Press is the first to be produced from our new purpose-built premises, Press House, in Gloucester St.

After a spell of heavy rain, the sun has come out over Christchurch, casting a rainbow over the CBD.

Kamala Hayman has been a journalist for more than 20 years including the last decade in Christchurch.

Amy Glass is a web editor at press.co.nz.

Katarina Filipe is a web editor at press.co.nz.

Anna Turner is the social issues reporter at The Press.

Former teacher Mike Crean changed careers in 1985.

Ric Stevens is the deputy editor of The Press.

Nicole Mathewson is a health reporter with The Press.

Georgina Stylianou is a property and rebuild reporter at The Press.

Keith Lynch is the deputy chief reporter at The Press.

Tina Law is an education reporter at The Press.

Deidre Mussen returned to journalism last June to become the West Coast reporter for The Press after two years working as a registered nurse.

Olivia Carville is a health reporter at The Press.

Glenn Conway is the chief reporter at The Press.

Beck Eleven has worked for The Press since 2006.

Paul Gorman has been at The Press for 10 years, starting out in the business section.