Virtual field trips bring natural hazards into classroomsWednesday, September 12, 2018New Zealand school children visit Iceland to learn about its volcanoes from local scientists and subject experts.
Database shares soil’s secretsWednesday, August 29, 2018EQC has renewed its funding for the New Zealand Geotechnical Database that lets engineers and planners “see” the soil under the ground they are working with.
Researcher measures mighty movementTuesday, August 21, 2018Being able to use markers like fence lines and farm tracks was a big advantage in getting solid evidence on how much the land moved along the fault.
Changes to Executive Leadership TeamMonday, August 20, 2018EQC Chief Executive Sid Miller has confirmed the new structure of the Executive Leadership Team.
Mapping volcanic ash fall for all weathersThursday, August 16, 2018Research funded by EQC has developed a way of calculating where the ash from a volcano is most likely to fall in different parts of New Zealand.
EQC confirms $12 million 2018/19 funding for GeoNetThursday, August 2, 2018GeoNet has become critical in New Zealand’s ability to detect and interpret geological risk.
Kaikōura earthquake update 10Tuesday, July 31, 2018In this update we'll tell you about recent progress and why it's important to complete repairs.
EQC funds research on Auckland volcanic surgesMonday, July 23, 2018Dr Stuart Mead from Massey University will lead a research project to investigate if evacuation is the most effective solution.
EQC continues to settle storm and landslip claims Wednesday, July 18, 2018EQC has settled 727 claims from the storms and ex-cyclones that crossed the country between January and June.
Timaru landslip damage - media responseThursday, July 12, 2018EQC received a query from the Timaru Herald regarding properties in the city that suffered landslip damage after the storms that hit the region in July 2017.
