Graham Leonard: Tsunamis - when should we be worried?

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Recorded27 Mar 2026

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There have been a few meteorological and weather events in the region this week! Tuesday's Tonga earthquake, the Ambae eruption in Vanuatu and the flooding that hit Northland and Coromandel. Saturday Morning's regular guest Graham Leonard speaks to Mihi about the risks and wonders of the weather. Graham is the General Manager of Geological Hazards at Earth Sciences New Zealand.

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