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17 Apr 2024 8:09
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    A magnitude 4.3 earthquake has rattled the lower North Island tonight

    A magnitude 4.3 earthquake has rattled the lower North Island tonight



    The quake struck at around 7.30pm.

    GeoNet says it was centered 20 kilometres north-east of Eketahuna at a depth of 22 kilometres.

    More than three and a half thousand people have reported feeling it.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Business:
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     Rugby:
    Optimism from Crusaders assistant coach Tamati Ellison despite sitting second-to-last on the Super Rugby ladder 7:57

     Law and Order:
    Julian Assange extradition edges closer after US promises not to seek death penalty 7:47

     Entertainment:
    Tom Cruise gave Dakota Fanning her first mobile phone 7:40

     Politics:
    Concerns we could lose our global standing as a clean and green economy 7:37

     Business:
    Domestic airfares have been ranked New Zealand's least competitive market; trailing supermarkets, banks and fuel companies 7:27

     Business:
    Fire fighters are attending a commercial building fire in Christchurch's Prebbleton 7:17

     Entertainment:
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     Living & Travel:
    Air New Zealand's looking to get a fully-electric plane in the skies within the next two years or so 7:07

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