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    More than four-thousand people have reported feeling an earthquake in the lower North Island and upper South Island

    More than four-thousand people have reported feeling an earthquake in the lower North Island and upper South Island



    GeoNet says the moderate 4.9 magnitude quake hit 25 kilometres west of Blenheim, at 10 past 11 - at a depth of 47 kilometres.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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