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Late 2017 вЂ“ Defence (Freyberg) House, Wellington.Date unknown вЂ“ Ibis House, Hereford Street.Late 2012/early 2013 вЂ“ Westpac Canterbury Centre.Mid/late October 2012 вЂ“ Holiday Inn on the corner of Cashel and High Streets in mid October 2012.September/October 2012 вЂ“ Farmers car parking building in Gloucester Street.Largest building in Christchurch by mass. September 2012 вЂ“ PricewaterhouseCoopers building in Armagh Street.Early 2012 вЂ“ Hotel Grand Chancellor, Christchurch, second tallest building in Christchurch.Late November 2011 вЂ“ Headquarters of AMI Insurance in Latimer Square.Early November 2011 вЂ“ Office building on the corner of Liverpool and Cashel Streets in early November 2011.

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Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. The excavator got its nickname following a naming competition on Christchurch radio station More FM. At 40 metres (130В ft) reach, the machine can handle a 6 tonnes (5.9 long tons 6.6 short tons) concrete breaker. At full reach, a 2.5 tonnes (2.5 long tons 2.8 short tons) demolition attachment can be fitted to the hydraulic boom. The excavator is not suited for demolishing the bottom two storeys of a building. When the articulated arm is not extended, the reach is 25 metres (82В ft). The tracked excavator weighs 220 tonnes (220 long tons 240 short tons) and has a maximum reach of 65 metres (213В ft). It was bought for around NZ$4m and imported to New Zealand by Auckland-based demolition firm Nikau Contractors, and arrived in the Port of Lyttelton in September 2011. The excavator is based on a 2008 Liebherr 984 that was heavily modified by Kocurek Excavators Ltd for the Birmingham-based demolition Coleman & Company. Twinkle Toes' first Christchurch demolition in Liverpool Street in November 2011 note that the articulated arm is not extended