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Kelvin Berryman

Media, disasters & the public – audio collection

Expert Q&A  |  Published: 17 October 201428 March 2016

Communicating vital information to the public during disasters is an essential, but sometimes daunting, responsibility for scientists and engineers. At […]

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The Press: Earthquake fault known of since September

In the News  |  Published: 03 March 2011

Paul Gorman writes in The Press that scientists were aware of the small fault which cased last week’s earthquake from […]

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Dom Post: Scientists look into why fault ruptured

In the News  |  Published: 28 February 201128 February 2011

Kiran Chug writes in the Dominion Post about the work faced by scientists in trying to understand what made the […]

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The Press: Whose fault is it anyway? The scientists remain divided

In the News  |  Published: 27 January 2011

Paul Gorman writes about the divergent views of scientists regarding whether or not faults lie directly beneath the gravels of […]

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