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    More than 600 earthquakes have been recorded since the 'earthquake swarm' in Kawerau began on Saturday

    More than 600 earthquakes have been recorded since the 'earthquake swarm' in Kawerau began on Saturday



    Geonet says the largest has been magnitude 4.8 -- but the majority have been between two and 2.9.

    The agency's assuring 'earthquake swarms' are common in New Zealand -- and the ones in Kawerau are in keeping with historic activity in the region.

    There were also swarms in 2018 and 2019.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     National:
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     Politics:
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     Environment:
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     National:
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     Living & Travel:
    The Rail Minister is confident replacements for Interislander ferries will be found in time 10:07

     Health & Safety:
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     Environment:
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