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  • Tsunami threat level downgraded, all warnings lifted

    News
    New Zealand
    5 Mar 2021
    Watching, waiting and macramé at Whangārei Heads

    The largest waves caused by the 8.1 magnitude earthquake have now passed and everyone who evacuated can now return, with the beach and marine threat for all areas now lifted.

    Multiple tsunami warnings now lifted
  • Whakaari eruption: 13 defendants make first appearance in court

    News
    New Zealand
    5 Mar 2021
    Whakaari White Island eruption as seen from tourist boat

    The 13 parties charged by Worksafe in the aftermath of the deadly Whakaari eruption have made their first appearance in court.

    Whakaari eruption: 13 defendants make first appearance in court
  • Largest quake sizeable, complex and a substantial hazard - professor

    News
    New Zealand science
    5 Mar 2021
    No caption

    A magnitude 8.1 quake is very large and could trigger considerable aftershocks each of which could pose a tsunami threat as well, says a geophysics professor.

    Largest quake sizeable, complex and a substantial hazard - professor
  • Major 8.1 quake at Kermadecs, people told to move to higher ground

    News
    New Zealand
    5 Mar 2021
    A 7.4 quake struck near the Kermadec Islands on Friday morning. The islands are 800km to 1000km from New Zealand.

    An 8.1 earthquake has struck near the Kermadec Islands, the third severe quake this morning, prompting an order to evacuate to higher ground. Here's what you need to know.

    Major 8.1 quake at Kermadecs, people told to move to higher ground
  • GNS scientist on second Kermadecs earthquake

    Audio
    Civil Defence
    5 Mar 2021
    no caption

    Let's find out more about the science behind this magnitude 7.1 earthquake off New Zealand's East Cape and the major 7.4 earthquake in the Kermadecs at 6.40 this morning John Ristau is seismologist at… Audio

  • GNS scientist on overnight earthquake and first Kermadec quake

    Audio
    Civil Defence environment
    5 Mar 2021
    The North Island has been shaken awake by a 7.2 magnitude earthquake.

    Let's find out more about the science behind this magnitude 7.1 earthquake and the major 7.4 earthquake in the Kermadecs at 6.40 this morning.

    John Ristau is seismologist at GNS Science.

    He spoke to… Audio

  • First tsunami alert cancelled

    Audio
    Civil Defence
    5 Mar 2021
    No caption

    As of 6am the initial threat of a tsunami from an overnight earthquake near New Zealand's East Cape has now passed, and the alert has been cancelled.

    The National Emergency Management Agency says the… Audio

  • Mapping NZ's underground water

    Audio
    science environment
    25 Feb 2021
    Waikoropūpū Spring.

    Much of New Zealand's freshwater flows underground, and a team from GNS Science is in the process of mapping it. Audio

  • Mapping NZ's underground water

    News
    Our Changing World science
    25 Feb 2021
    Waikoropūpū Spring.

    Much of New Zealand's freshwater flows underground, and a team from GNS Science is in the process of mapping it.

    Audio

    Mapping NZ's underground water
  • Minor steam explosions of Whakaari but no change in volcanic alert level

    News
    New Zealand Whakaari/White Island
    19 Feb 2021
    View on 16 November 2020 of steam, gas and ash emission from the 2019 primary vent area of the Whakaari/White Island crater.

    A series of short-lived, low-energy steam explosions have occurred on Whakaari following a small increase in volcanic tremor levels.

    Minor steam explosions of Whakaari but no change in volcanic alert level
  • Disaster law

    Audio
    science law
    18 Feb 2021
    Rubble and damaged buildings line a deserted Colombo street in central Christchurch after the quake.

    University of Canterbury's John Hopkins and Toni Collins explain disaster law and shortcomings in NZ's legal system highlighted by the Canterbury earthquakes. Audio

  • Disaster law

    News
    Our Changing World science
    18 Feb 2021
    Rubble and damaged buildings line a deserted Colombo street in central Christchurch after the quake.

    University of Canterbury's John Hopkins and Toni Collins explain disaster law and shortcomings in NZ's legal system highlighted by the Canterbury earthquakes.

    Audio

    Disaster law
  • Women scientists: Sally Potter of GNS

    Audio
    science
    12 Feb 2021
    Tsunami evacuation zones and building exposure for Napier City (Hawke's Bay, North Island, NZ), showing (a) red, orange and yellow zones; and (b) buildings exposed in each zone.

    New Zealand is an archipelego sitting on top of a sea of magma and shifting tectonic plates. It's a good thing, then, that we've got people like GNS 'hazards and risk scientist' Sally Potter here to… Audio

  • Liquefaction: lessons from the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes

    Audio
    science environment
    11 Feb 2021
    Misko Cubrinovski, from the University of Canterbury's School of Engineering, studies liquefaction and lateral spreading on Oxford Terrace, after the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.

    Misko Cubrinovski is interested how the ground and the structures on - and in - it behave during an earthquake. Audio

  • Liquefaction: lessons from the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes

    News
    Our Changing World science
    11 Feb 2021
    Misko Cubrinovski, from the University of Canterbury's School of Engineering, studies liquefaction and lateral spreading on Oxford Terrace, after the 2011 Christchurch earthquake.

    Misko Cubrinovski is interested how the ground and the structures on - and in - it behave during an earthquake.

    Audio

    Liquefaction: lessons from the 2011 Christchurch earthquakes
  • Research into Rotorua lakes aims to find clues about their health and history

    News
    New Zealand environment
    6 Feb 2021
    Collecting lake samples.

    Obtaining vital clues to the health and history of lakes in Aotearoa-New Zealand is the focus of research being carried out on three Rotorua lakes.

    Research into Rotorua lakes aims to find clues about their health and history
  • Could satellites help warn of volcano eruptions?

    News
    New Zealand technology
    29 Jan 2021
    View on 16 November 2020 of steam, gas and ash emission from the 2019 primary vent area of the Whakaari/White Island crater.

    Satellites spotted part of the crater of Whakaari / White Island collapsing in the days before the deadly December 2019 eruption, it has emerged.

    Satellite images can be used to help warn of future eruptions - expert
  • A series of quakes shake Bay of Plenty

    Audio
    environment
    25 Jan 2021
    No caption

    A series of earthquakes have shaken the Bay of Plenty this morning, including one magnitude 4.9 shortly after 8 o'clock.

    The earthquakes were felt from Tauranga to Taupo to Whakatane.

    Māni Dunlop… Audio

  • Volcanologists preparing Aucklanders for eruptions

    Audio 20 Jan 2021
    Narrow Neck Beach on Auckland's North Shore.

    Is your house ready for a direct hit from a volcano? A team of scientists is researching just how hard urban volcanoes hit to try and help Aucklanders prepare for an eruption. Amongst other things… Video, Audio

  • New study plumbs the depths of the Wairau and Alpine faults

    Audio
    science
    14 Jan 2021
    Russ Van Dissen in the Kēkerengū Fault line rupture.

    It's no surprise to most of us that New Zealand is perched on top of a collection of fault lines. But what might be a surprise is how little we understand some of them, and that we're still finding… Audio

  • Mt Ruapehu drops back to alert level one

    News
    New Zealand
    11 Jan 2021
    Aerial of a tuquoise crater lake on top of Mount Ruapehu, Tongariro National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific

    Bay of Plenty Civil Defence says the activity on the mountain has decreased over the past two weeks.

    Mt Ruapehu drops back to alert level one
  • Mt Ruapehu moved up to volcanic alert level 2

    News
    New Zealand environment
    21 Dec 2020
    Aerial of a tuquoise crater lake on top of Mount Ruapehu, Tongariro National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific

    GeoNet has issued a Volcanic Alert Bulletin for Mt Ruapehu, as the temperature in the crater lake continues to rise.

    Mt Ruapehu moved up to volcanic alert level 2
  • Designing low damage buildings

    Audio
    technology science
    17 Dec 2020
    A large scale lab test.of various structural components engineered for safer buildings takes place at the University of Canterbury.

    Low-damage buildings don't just save lives in an earthquake - they are designed to be resilient so they can stay in use. Audio

  • Designing low damage buildings

    News
    Our Changing World technology
    17 Dec 2020
    A large scale lab test.of various structural components engineered for safer buildings takes place at the University of Canterbury.

    Low-damage buildings don't just save lives in an earthquake - they are designed to be resilient so they can stay in use.

    Audio

    Designing low damage buildings
  • Preparing for the next big quake

    Audio
    science
    10 Dec 2020
    Damage to a house is seen in Waiau town, some 80 kms to the south of Kaikoura, on November 16, 2016, after an earthquake hit New Zealand on Monday.

    Information from past earthquakes can be used to prepare a more resilient society that will be better able to cope with future shakes. Video, Audio

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