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How communities will prepare for Alpine Fault line earthquake
How communities will prepare for Alpine Fault line earthquake. Made with Funding from NZ On Air. Video / North and South
How communities will prepare for Alpine Fault line earthquake. Made with Funding from NZ On Air. Video / North and South
Hagley Oval is now NZ's premier cricket ground, game's great says.
There has been a major quake on the fault roughly every 300 years. The last one? 1717.
The regulatory impact from the Kaikōura and Canterbury earthquakes is still emerging.
An emergency alert has been sent out in the annual test run.
The alert is a vital channel for warning people of threats to their life or property.
According to GeoNet, earthquake swarms are common in the Taupō Volcanic Zone.
"Scramble" to keep ahead of challenges, but recession not imminent, economist says.
Health Minister to meet with local leaders tonight after building deemed earthquake-prone.
Newly-installed seismometers are offering fresh insights into our big-risk Alpine Fault.
The award-winning green building was constructed in 2007 on Wellington's waterfront.
A second opinion meant a Wellington pool no longer needed millions to be spent on it.
Could hidden seismic signals be the key to predicting New Zealand's next big eruption?
Mt Ruapehu has been subject to elevated tremors for weeks, but eruption not expected.
There is currently no tsunami threat to New Zealand.
NZ volcanologist arrives in Tonga to help reconstruct January's monster eruption.
The quake is the latest natural seismic event to hit the region.
A plan is in place to earthquake strengthen Wellington's largest single office building.
Scientists to deploy 20 ocean-bottom seismometers to the Hikurangi Subduction Zone.
The 2019 eruption claimed 22 lives.
Magnitude 2.5 earthquake happened off Whangārei on Monday
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Council can now undertake seismic work and charge the cost back to the building owners.
A magnitude 7.3 undersea earthquake struck off Indonesia's Flores Island today.
A 'slow' quake is unfolding deep below Kāpiti as giant slab becomes 'unstuck' from plate.
Only 40 per cent of earthquake-prone building owners responded to a council survey.
Several buildings in Wellington were demolished in the aftermath of the earthquake.
Mysterious, "slow-slip" quakes may be having a hidden influence on NZ volcanic activity.
Around 15,000 quakes are recorded in NZ every year. What more can we learn about them?