
Escape from death: The words that saved a rail crash survivor's life
A passenger's haunting story from episode three of Tangiwai: A Forgotten History.
A passenger's haunting story from episode three of Tangiwai: A Forgotten History.
A newsman describes the crash scene in episode two of Tangiwai: A Forgotten History
Mount Marapi spewed thick columns of ash as high as 3000m in Sunday’s eruption.
Witnesses share their stories in episode one of Tangiwai: A Forgotten History
A six-part series on the train crash that rocked New Zealand.
The biggest threat to health from an eruption will be from disruption to infrastructure.
An estimated 13,000 have been evacuated since the eruption began.
An Icelandic town faces a possible Christchurch quake disaster as residents flee to safety
Rising volcanic activity at Reykjavik forced the evacuation of a small fishing village.
Whakaari Management Limited has been found guilty of breaching workplace safety laws.
Tongatapu is experiencing disruption from Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai over a year on.
Scientists head out to Mayor and White islands on RV Tangaroa tomorrow.
Ash buried deep in Antarctic ice highlights the eruptive power of our famous supervolcano.
Ski fields on the North Island volcano have faced huge economic uncertainty.
WorkSafe says the company should have questioned if the island was safe.
What, we must ask ourselves, is the grande dame worth?
Sleeping stratovolcano Mt Taranaki could erupt with scant warning, new study suggests.
This Pacific Island paradise is ready to welcome tourists.
It is the third week of the trial into the health and safety failings over tourist trips.
Scientists reveal fresh insights into how Auckland’s youngest, largest volcano erupts.
Jesse Langford lost his mum, dad and sister on Whakaari.
Brian Depauw piloted his first solo chopper trip to Whakaari on the fateful day in 2019.
Travellers have been told to stay away, or risk the consequences.
The trial is expected to run for four months.
Park officials are bracing for visitors, as 'pretty' sights fill the active crater.
'We rebuild bodies to restore lives and that’s what we're trying to do.'
One of Taupō's biggest bouts in 150 years has left scientists more questions than answers.
Meanwhile, the island's owners have failed in a bid to have their charges thrown out.
GeoNet also uses satellite information and monitoring flights to assess the island.
The gigantic Ōruanui event was big enough to form Lake Taupō and spread ash to Antarctica.