Thousands still living outside months after Puerto Rico quakes
New York Times: Thousands of people still sleeping in tents, cars or out in the open.
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Local Focus: Napier demolition the largest 'in living memory'
Napier Civic Building to be demolished. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Series of small earthquakes recorded underneath Mt Ruapehu
"The seismic recordings indicate a source beneath the summit area."
Relatives of quake victims receive apology from Christchurch mayor Lianne Dalziel
Yesterday marked nine years since the 6.2 magnitude earthquake which killed 185.
Chch mayor apologises to quake families
Mayor Lianne Dalziel says the time is right for the formal apology.
How ChCh quakes may have caused 9/11-like brain changes
Cantabrians might have been affected by decade's quakes in more ways than they realise.
How 2016's big 7.8 quake affected Kaikoura's famous whales
Scientists have found big quakes affect whales' ability to find food for at least a year.
Yarrow Stadium reveals high degrees of risk, investigation shows
Investigation into repairs and upgrades to the New Plymouth shows high levels of risk.
Christchurch earthquake doco is about the power of hope
Stories from those trapped in the Hotel Grand Chancellor make for compelling viewing.
Wellington would struggle for enough water to fight fires post-quake
Fire crews would struggle to access water to fight blazes after a large earthquake.
What will trigger the next Alpine Fault earthquake?
Scientists reveal new insights into the pressure being put on NZ's monster Alpine Fault.
Zealandia: How the 'ring of fire' changed our lost continent
The sunken continent NZ sits upon was once transformed by Pacific's famous 'Ring of Fire'.
Seismic risk forces ministries out of Wellington offices
Ministry for Women and Ministry of Education staff to leave premises on The Terrace.
New fault system sheds light on East Coast's tsunami risk
Scientists have shed more light on a newly identified fault system north of Gisborne.
Turkish teams hunt for quake survivors as death toll hits 38
Officials say death toll has climbed to at least 38 people, with more than 1600 injured
Widely felt 5.4 earthquake breaks GeoNet record
The previous record holder was the disastrous 2016 Kaikōura earthquake.
Thousands report feeling 4.7 earthquake
The earthquake struck roughly 50-kilometres north-west of Paraparaumu.
Earthquake tests to show how to protect homes on hills
Live in a house on sloping ground? Your foundations could be at more risk in a quake.
Structural engineers and EQC carry out earthquake tests to learn more about the consequences for houses on hills.
Structural engineers and EQC carry out earthquake tests to learn more about the consequences for houses on hills. Video / Melissa Nightingale
Weak earthquake strikes west of Christchurch, with more than 600 feeling it.
Weak earthquake strikes west of Christchurch, with more than 600 feeling it.
Magnitude 4.1 earthquake hits near Christchurch
The quake caused weak or light shaking, according to felt reports.
Local Focus: False alarm result of 'legacy system'
Confusion about sirens for future tsunami alarms. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Southern Response claimants furious with apology offer
Southern Response's new boss, Casey Hurren, offered the public apology today.
Public apology offered by Southern Response's new boss
Southern Response new boss offers a public apology for the poor treatment of claimants.
Big Science: What will the next decade of quakes look like?
Will the quakes that rattled New Zealand this decade leave a shaky legacy for the next?
Death toll from 1931 Hawke's Bay earthquake questioned by researcher
New research questions death toll from Hawke's Bay's 1931 earthquake.
Why is Puerto Rico having so many earthquakes?
New York Times: Tremors a reminder that the Caribbean is an active seismic zone.
6.4 quake strikes Puerto Rico amid heavy seismic activity
A 6.6-magnitude earthquake struck Puerto Rico before dawn today.
Scientists seek washing machine-sized quake instruments
The equipment is used to measure tectonic activity.
Washing up near you in Hawke's Bay? Scientists lose $150,000 worth of earthquake instruments
They're the size of a washing machine, on steel frames, and have large yellow floats.
Magnitude 5.5 quake strikes off coast of Coromandel
The quake hit 105km northeast of Whangamata.
A moment in time: Images we can't forget in a decade of horror and hope
NZ 2010-2019: Quakes, hatred and a tragedy in the mine. But also, new life and new hope.
Quake risk: Auckland's oldest suburban library to close
Closing a "difficult decision" but public safety is paramount, council says.