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Earthquake
Earthquake

Find the latest quakes, search the full catalogue, and learn about our monitoring.
- Earthquakes
- Search
- Drums
- Forecasts
- Historical events
- Slow slip
- Swarms
- Statistics
- Strong motion
- FAQ
- Gallery
- Glossary
- How
- Intensity
- Videos
Volcano
Volcano

View current volcanic activity, alert levels, and updates, and learn how GeoNet monitors New Zealand's active volcanoes.
- FAQ
- Gallery
- Glossary
- How
- Videos
Landslide
Landslide

Find information on recent landslides, understand landslide hazards, and learn how landslides are monitored and assessed.
- FAQ
- Glossary
- How
- Videos
Tsunami
Tsunami

Learn about tsunami hazards, warning signs, and alerts, and how tsunamis are monitored in New Zealand and the Pacific region.
- FAQ
- Glossary
- How
- Videos
Data Discovery
Data discovery

Explore GeoNet's data visualisations, maps, and catalogues.
Data Types
Data types

Get an overview of the different kinds of data available on GeoNet and what each one shows.
Data Access
Data access

Find ways to view, download, and use GeoNet data and services.

Earthquake Videos

View our compilation of informative earthquake-related videos. For more videos, visit the GNS YouTube channel.

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How does GeoNet get accurate readings of earthquake locations, size and depth?

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Why are there so many earthquakes throughout New Zealand?

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Explanation of slow slip earthquakes associated with New Zealand's Hikurangi Subduction Zone

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Drone footage of the Kekerengu Fault rupture following the 2016 Kaikōura Earthquake