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Powys County Times
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Powys County Times
Recognise any familiar faces from Powys life during 1967?
WELCOME to bygones. Today we invite readers to join us in revisiting Powys life in 1967. All readers are encouraged to share their own pictures from the past by emailing and follow Powys In The Past on Facebook. Llangurig YFC members compete in a tug of war in 1967. Carno Football Club line up in 1967. (Image: County Times.) Margaret Williams of Llanidloes, Rosemary Swancott of Borth, Anne Edwards of Aberbechan and Megan Parry of Newtown gained awards at the London Academy of Performing Arts in 1967. (Image: County Times.) Penrhos fete memories from 1967. (Image: County Times.)
RNZ News
05-05-2025
- Climate
- RNZ News
Levin shaken by moderate 4.1 earthquake
[wh] 'Definitely a good one': Levin shaken by moderate 4.1 earthquake The shake was felt as far away as Taupō, New Plymouth and Nelson. Photo: GeoNet Levin has experienced an earthquake registering 4.1 on the Richter scale on Monday evening. The event occurred at 5.16pm, centred about 10km northwest of the Horowhenua township, at a depth of 36km. It was felt as far north as Taupō and New Plymouth, as south in Nelson. Most residents didn't seem to notice. "Was in Levin and it hardly moved," Marilyn Dolan posted on the Horowhenua District Council's Facebook page. "Smooch hardly moved a whisker." "Nope didn't feel a thing," Margaret Williams posted. "Didn't notice that," Leah Jane said. Others reported feeling the tremors. "Was definitely a good one," Leah Hoby posted. "Felt pretty decent out at Hokio," Tabitha Woods said. "Felt it in Hiwinui," Melissa Yule posted. "Only light though." Carol Wan posted: "Felt it Foxton xx" The quake was the strongest measured in New Zealand since last Wednesday, when GeoNet recorded one at 4.8 south of Stewart Island at a depth of 5km. Sign up for Ngā Pitopito Kōrero, a daily newsletter curated by our editors and delivered straight to your inbox every weekday.
