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    A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake has struck 50-kilometres north-west of Te Anau, at a depth of 23 kilometres

    A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake has struck 50-kilometres north-west of Te Anau, at a depth of 23 kilometres



    More than 200 people have reported feeling the 6.55am shake, including several in Dunedin.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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