Welcome to the latest in our Migrant Tales series – first hand accounts of the migrant experience of New Zealand. Today’s tale was sent in a while ago by a British migrant who’s been living in Christchurch for 6 years – so he’s experienced the effects of the earthquakes first hand. If you’re thinking about…
Another severe earthquake has rocked New Zealand. The shallow magnitude 5.2 quake was centered near Seddon at a depth of 13 km, 86 km south of Wellington at 12.17 am January 6, NZ time. View the details here. As yet a full damage assessment hasn’t been made, but the quake comes at peak tourist time…
USGS finite fault model infers that the Kekerengu & Jordan thrust faults produced the main #earthquake hence major thrust component #eqnz pic.twitter.com/3pX0ianlPB — J H Gurney (@UKEQ_Bulletin) November 13, 2016 First up: An adverse weather event is headed for NZ In the wake of two severe quakes, eyes are on a huge low sending severe…
Injuries and cliff collapse after 'severe' earthquake strikes close to Christchurch #eqnz https://t.co/FF5Pee78lN — Snugbucket (@Snugbucket) February 14, 2016 Stay safe readers, aftershocks are likely to continue after today’s earthquake for some time. Geonet rated the quake as severe. It was one of the largest since 2011, and people from across the South Island reported…
#BREAKING 5.8 magnitude earthquake felt in Lower North Island | More to come #eqnz — nzherald (@nzherald) February 9, 2016 There’s been another earthquake near Kaikoura today. The 5.7 quake 35 km SE of St Arnaud, was relatively shallow at depth of 48 km. Kaikoura was rocked by a ‘severe’ quake in April 2015. That…
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