Yes, the major ones in the 2011 Christchurch series were predicted in his tweets and his website.
Because New Zealand is on the edge of the plate tectonics.
Indonesia has had the worst and probably the most. Christchurch in NZ had a 7.1 magnitude earthquake and no one died. This was on the 4th of September. There are still after shocks going on. In Haiti it was the same and thousands of people died
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the plates moved
Welly(wellington)
Because it's not on a tectonic plate margin, it has no active volcanoes and few earthquakes, unlike places closer to, or on plate margins like "Ring of Fire" countries such as Japan and NZ.
All of New Zealand has earthquakes. Have a look for a map of NZ earthquakes 1990 - 99 on the gns.cri.nz website. Shallow earthquakes are spread indifferently throughout NZ. And these are the ones of most importance to buildings etc. Deep earthquakes have a different distribution, and are more closely associated with the descending Pacific Plate. The shallow earthquakes reflect the strains generated by the plate movement and the subsequent redistribution of strains.
Because New Zealand is on the edge of the plate tectonics.
Hamilton could be a safe place but not completely sure
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New Zealand is a relatively young land mass is volcanic and prone to earth quakes. Australia is a very old and settled landmass that has no volcanic activity and no earthquakes to speak of. They are Geographically very different places.
Probably Wellington. But all of NZ is prone to earthquakes, and they can be unpredictable.
The town known as "Hobbiton" in J.R.R Tolkiens, Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, was set in Matamata, New Zealand.
That's because in NZ there are geysers which erupt hot water which weaken the ground and causes the plates to shift, there are only geysers because the magma under the earth heats up the water, and you need a volcano to have a geyser
Science records about 14,000 earthquakes in and around New Zealand each year. Most are small, but between 100 and 150 are big enough to be felt. The Institute records these earthquakes on a nationwide network of instruments called seismographs. New Zealand's position on the boundary of the Australian and Pacific plates is the reason for the large number of earthquakes.
According to the British Telecom web-site - you'd dial 00649 then the subscribers number.