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Women in the public gallery cried during the brief appearances.
Women in the public gallery cried during the brief appearances.
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Further explosive eruptions are very unlikely on any given day Geonet said.
Jake Milbank was leading a tour on the island when it erupted.
Interim name suppression for the man has been lifted.
Her 15-month-old son was playing peekaboo behind a sign when she was left "dumbstruck".
Police inquiries were ongoing.
Kōhanga Reo from across the Eastern Bay were invited to enter the annual challenge.
Four Americans severely injured in the eruption are hopeful they'll be home in a month.
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No prohibitions had been placed on Moutohorā/Whale Island following the eruption.
Beachgoers got more than they bargained for at the beach today.
Hayden-Marshall Inman's father is sure his son helped him reel in his first game fish.
'We could see the abandoned helicopter standing in the desolation.'
The eruption claimed its 18th victim in an Australian hospital overnight.
Members of the public offer to donate their own skin to help severely burnt victims.
Lawyer a "generous man, always helping his family and his community".
The last confirmed case of measles in the region was on December 31.
It's during the downtime when thoughts of December 9 come to the fore.
One month on the effects of the eruption are still seen in the small community.
The eruption left the community reeling and for many the grief remains.
Kelsey Waghorn is a fighter. 'She's just digging deep'.
"This is a long-term healing process, and for many of them it will take years."
Whakaari tour guide Hayden Marshall-Inman's family remember his heroics and generosity.
Residents are concerned about the felling of several trees.