Another moderate size earthquake rattles central New Zealand.

People evacuated buildings near the epicentre.

Despite legislation around structural standards, Wellington has 699 unsafe buildings.

Kaikoura pauses to remember the giant quake that changed its town and seashore

Susan Strongman visits the quake-stricken town a year on and finds plenty of resilience.

Adrenalin was pumping for first responder who remembered the aftermath of Christchurch.

How are the three cows that became the 'faces' of the Kaikoura earthquake?

More than 400 people have died on the border of Iran and Iraq following an earthquake.

One year ago today a 7.8 magnitude earthquake rocked Kaikoura in the middle of the night on November 14, 2016, cutting off access in and out of the South Island town for weeks.

Newstalk ZB's Georgina Campbell looks at how the capital has recovered one year after the 'Kaikoura Earthquake'

Tremor leaves people in centre of the country with frazzled nerves.

The 4.7 magnitude quake hit in the Cook Strait, 30km west of Wellington.

Kurt Bayer returns to Kaikoura a year after an earthquake wreaked havoc on lives.

A year on, Kaikoura is still recovering from its big quake.

The fur seal pups were born in the aftermath of the Kaikoura quake.

Why are quakes more shaky in some spots than others? The answer lies just under our feet.

The road worker was taken to hospital with moderate injuries.

The quake struck 10km east of White Island at a depth of 18km just before midday.

A criminal investigation into the collapse of the CTV building is nearing completion

Group action best way for homeowners to make claims against insurers, court rules.

Kiwi researchers have helped reveal "probably" the world's oldest known tsunami victim.

The quake struck 13km deep and was felt as far away as Rotorua.

Scientists are to begin a seafloor probe of what's arguably our biggest natural threat.

Quarter of kids in lower decile schools don't have enough to eat.

Financial aftershocks are continuing for families traumatised by the Christchurch quake.

The small town attracts about a million visitors a year.

Lawyer seeking test ruling for first batch of buyers claiming botched EQC repairs.

Photos emerge of wheelchair-bound man helping the Mexico City earthquake clean-up.

Fears that spontaneous mountainside collapse would kill hut occupants

We're constantly told to prepare for disaster - but what if we can't afford to?