It’s our fault that makes Wellington a shaky place to live – the Wellington Fault, that is, and all the other faults that run through the capital and could cause an earthquake at any time. Find out more about the awesome forces that shape Wellington region at our next Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa Active Land Talk Series. We’ll hear from expert geoscientists from the It’s Our Fault: Nō Mātou Te Hapa research group who will delve into topics such as New Zealand’s largest and most active fault, tsunami modelling, and working with iwi to protect communities. Dr Nicola Litchfield, Dr Kate Clark, Dr William Power and Dr Sheng-Lin Lin GNS Science Wellington Region Emergency Management Office (WREMO) Greater Wellington Regional Council Wellington City Council
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