New Zealand's real time earthquake monitoring
3 years ago by Kate Boersen
GeoNet is the official source of geological hazard information for New Zealand. It quickly identifies all the earthquakes we feel, plus it routinely locates more than 20,000 others each year...
Read MoreTe Hīkoi a Rūaumoko wins an award!
3 years ago by Helen Shea
The Me Noho Takatū project has won the local government category of Ngā Tohu Reo Māori – The National Māori Language Awards.
Read MoreMinor volcanic unrest continues at White Island
3 years ago by Kate Boersen
GNS scientists confirm minor volcanic unrest continues at White Island.
Read MoreProbing Silent Earthquakes
3 years ago by Helen Shea
A group of international scientists are heading ‘Down Under’ in 2018 to study slow-slip earthquakes on the seafloor on the East Coast of the North Island.
Read MoreCentralised Hazard Portal for Hawke's Bay
3 years ago by Lisa Pearse
Hawke’s Bay people now have access to a range of hazard information about their properties and the region in one centralised online portal.
Read MoreKnowing The Risks
4 years ago by Helen Shea
School children on the East Coast of the North Island have had the chance to learn more about tsunami and earthquakes thanks to the pilot Tairuamoko roadshow recently.
Read MoreDrilling off Gisborne to study silent quakes
4 years ago by Helen Shea
Scientists baffled by a mysterious type of earthquake are eyeing up the North Island's east coast for groundbreaking research.
Read More