Cook Strait, earthquake and New Zealand
Cook Strait Earthquake Public Information Update
A magnitude 5.7 earthquake occurred at 5.08am in the Cook Strait. It was about 33 km depth and was widely felt in the Wellington region and north of the South Island. GeoNet have received over 36,000 felt reports. The National Emergency Management Agency has advised there is NO tsunami threat.
In what will be remembered as an almost unprecedented event in this nation’s history, a ferry has crossed the Cook Strait ...
Bluebridge’s Cook Strait Connemara ferry has hit a wharf in Picton. Marlborough Harbourmaster Jake Oliver told the Herald the ...
Bluebridge's Connemara ferry hit and damaged fendering on Waitohi Wharf in Picton while berthing on Tuesday. Port Marlborough engineers and workshop team have resolved the issue while the troubled ...
Aquaculture New Zealand says the fast-tracking of seven projects will create jobs in the regions and boost exports. Seven ...
A magnitude-5.7 earthquake struck at 5.08am, 25km west of Wellington in the Cook Strait. The tremor was felt as far north as ...
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