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    A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake has struck 50-kilometres north-west of Te Anau, at a depth of 23 kilometres

    A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake has struck 50-kilometres north-west of Te Anau, at a depth of 23 kilometres



    More than 200 people have reported feeling the 6.55am shake, including several in Dunedin.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Environment News
     29 Jun: The weather is starting to improve but people are being warned to be cautious
     29 Jun: A rahui has been placed across the entire northern coastline of the top of the south island - following the severe weather and flooding
     28 Jun: The Emergency Management Minister is expected to visit flood-affected South Island regions tomorrow
     28 Jun: Nelson Mayor Nick Smith says the death of a person from floodwaters is a tragedy
     28 Jun: One person has died while clearing floodwaters in Tasman
     27 Jun: Fire and Emergency says a number of households on Moteuka River West Bank Rd in Tasman have been impacted by floods
     27 Jun: High tide's expected to put more pressure on infrastructure already-impacted by wet weather in the Upper South Island
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     Today's News

    		 Environment:
    The weather is starting to improve but people are being warned to be cautious 9:26

     Environment:
    A rahui has been placed across the entire northern coastline of the top of the south island - following the severe weather and flooding 8:16

     Rugby:
    A much improved performance - but British and Irish Lions coach Andy Farrell knows there's lots to work on ahead of the first test against the Wallabies 8:06

     International:
    Rwanda and Democratic Republic of Congo sign US-mediated peace deal aimed at ending decades of bloody conflict 7:56

     Rugby League:
    The Warriors are sweating on scan results after losing a key duo to injury during their 26-12 NRL loss to the Broncos in Brisbane 7:56

     Rugby League:
    The Dragons have held on for one of the gutsiest wins of the season in league's NRL - a 34-20 victory over Parramatta in Wollongong 7:46

     Rugby:
    The Maori All Blacks have come from behind at halftime to score six second half tires and thump the Japan XV 53 to 20 in Tokyo 7:36

     Motorsports:
    Liam Lawson feels weeks of toil has finally come to the fore after his best qualifying performance of the Formula One season 7:26

     International:
    After Operation Midnight Hammer, pilots reveal realities of marathon B-2 bomber missions 7:26

     Golf:
    Golfer Kazuma Kobori will be five shots off the lead going into the final round of the Italian Open 7:16

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