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Seismic shift in earthquake thinking after Kaikoura tremor
Audio 24 Mar 2017The Kaikoura earthquake has changed the way scientists around the world think earthquakes might behave. That's according to GNS Science who have today published a paper on the 7.8 magnitude quake in… Audio
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Protesters dragged away from entrance of energy conference
There were ugly scenes at an oil industry conference in New Plymouth today as police removed protesters blocking the venue's entrances.
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What would happen if an Auckland volcano erupted
A volcanic eruption in Auckland could cause a hot mix of gas, ash and other substances to spread over a 5km-wide area, scientists say.
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Scientists investigate Auckland eruption scenarios
Canterbury University's Associate Professor Tom Wilson says we don't know exactly where the next eruption in Auckland will be but, when it happens, it's likely the magma will connect with water and… Audio
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New Zealand Upgraded to Continent Status
A study by New Zealand scientists has led to the possibility that a region of the Pacific Ocean east of Australia which includes New Zealand and New Caledonia, may be considered a continent. Jesse… Audio
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New EQC boss appointed
The Earthquake Commission has appointed the former head of ACC claims management as its new chief executive.
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Scientist discovers underwater eruption in Tonga
A New Zealand scientist says satellite images show that an underwater volcano has erupted near the main island of Tonga.
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Are Natural Disasters the New Norm?
Professor David Johnston has been looking at the social impact of natural disasters for New Zealanders, and asks the big question, are natural disasters the new norm? Audio
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NZ scientists explore spectacular underwater volcanoes
A joint NZ-German mission has been investigating underwater volcanoes stretching in an arc from the Bay of Plenty to Tonga.
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Coping with an increased risk of quakes
GNS Principal Scientist, Dr Kelvin Berryman talks to Kathryn Ryan about what it means to be living in a period of heightened seismicity & lessons we're learning from Kaikoura. Audio, Gallery
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Outgoing EQC boss 'very proud'
Outgoing Earthquake Commission chief executive Ian Simpson, who finished today, says lessons have been learnt about how to handle a natural disaster.
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Magnitude 7.8 quake hits off Solomons
The Pacific Tsunami Center says the tsunami threat following the 7.8 quake off Solomon Islands this morning has largely passed but some countries remain on alert. Audio
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How the tsunami threat for the Pacific islands unfolded
A tsunami threat in the Pacific from a 7.8-magnitude earthquake has largely passed, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre says.
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When the Kekerengu Fault ruptured
Geologists are combing the ground in the wake of the 7.8M Kaikōura earthquake looking for clues, to understand what happened when 9 faults rupture at the same time. Audio, Gallery
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When the Kekerengu Fault ruptured
Geologists are combing the ground in the wake of the 7.8M Kaikōura earthquake looking for clues, to understand what happened when 9 faults rupture at the same time.
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Nine faults ruptured in Kaikōura quake
Scientists say they have evidence nine faults, not seven, ruptured - but the Hope Fault barely moved. Video, Audio
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State of emergency continues in Kaikōura
The state of local emergency in Kaikōura has been extended for another seven days.
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'Severe' earthquake strikes near Seddon
There are no reports of damage in Marlborough or Wellington following this afternoon's 5.5 magnitude jolt.
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Reduction in aftershocks, but large shake could reset
Aftershocks from last month's 7.8 earthquake are tapering off, but the tremors will continue for years to come, GNS Science says.
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Landslide dams watched closely for flood risk
Scientists are checking every few days on 11 landslide dams in Kaikōura and Marlborough that may breach. Audio
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Scientists count 150 landslides into Kaikōura waterways
Scientists have counted 150 landslides into waterways around Kaikōura, with almost a dozen deemed risky.
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Scientists probe fault for insight on future events
GNS scientists are poring over the freshly ruptured Kekerengu Fault, looking for evidence of previous quakes - and hoping to discover what it means for future events. Video, Audio
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Kekerengu fault rupture reveals Earth's tectonic secrets
"It looks like a big huge ploughshare has just gone screaming across the landscape." GNS scientists - and our reporter Tracy Neal - have been getting up close and personal with the Kekerengu Fault. Audio
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Geyser erupts for secnd time in Lake Rotorua
GNS volcanologist Brad Scott says the geyser was more likely due to weather than to seismic activity. Audio
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Weather might have caused second eruption in Rotorua
A second hydrothermal eruption in Lake Rotorua might be weather-related, according to a GNS volcanologist.