Steam, gas and ash can be seen emitting from Whakaari/White Island today.
The volcanic alert level remains at level two, which is mostly associated with volcanic unrest hazards including discharge of steam and hot volcanic gases, earthquakes, landslides and hydrothermal activity, a GNS Science media release says.
However, the potential for eruption hazards also exists and eruptions could still occur with little or no warning.
GNS Science volcanologists observed a "moderate gas and steam plume" emitting from several sources behind the crater lake during a routine observation flight on October 19.
The temperature of the gas and steam plume was measured at 145C, down slightly from 165C on October 5.