No Tsunami Threat to Tasmania Following 6.7 Magnitude Earthquake Off New Zealand Coast
A 6.7 magnitude earthquake rattled the south-west coast of New Zealand, sending tremors across the South Island and raising immediate concerns about potential tsunami threats. Fortunately, Australian authorities have promptly reassured the public that there is no tsunami warning for Tasmania or any other region along the Australian coast.
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