Boat tours to view lava flows have resumed in Hawaii following 'lava bomb' incident.

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The Hawaiian lava tour takes you to coastal sights otherwise unreachable

Hawaii's volcanic zone is closed to visitors, but you can see the record eruption by sea.

Lava fountains 60m high as Hawaii suffers the biggest eruption cycle in 100 years.

Lava spatters "can weigh as much as a refrigerator".

Planes are being told to avoid airspace near Hawaii and the 9km volcanic ash plume.

Scientists have uncovered evidence of one of the first Polynesian settlements in Aotearoa.

Authorities in Hawaii have handed out 2000 face masks to people living near volcano.

When lava flows, a Hawaiian goddess' name is invoked.

Authorities have handed out thousands of masks for protection.

The eruption sent a plume of ash 30,000 feet into the sky.

Ash advisory cancelled but earthquakes, flying rocks still troubling Hawaii's Big Island.

Warning to pilots in Hawaii are still in place as Kilauea continues to spew rock dust.

The world's most active volcano thrills and terrifies, writes Helen van Berkel.

When lava level drops to ground water level, it could lead to powerful explosions.

Kiwi travellers are getting cold feet looking at Hawaiian lava flows.

Some residents near the Kilauea volcano are choosing to stay despite threat of lava.

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Evacuations as Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupts, sending lava shooting into the air.

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A recently weaned seal pup in Hawaii was spotted with a dangerous object.

"It's highly likely that the record was broken after the gauge stopped recording."

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