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  1. University of Auckland conducted research on Auckland's seismic risk, noting the city's vulnerability due to fault activity.
  2. A geologist from the University of Auckland is involved in research concerning Auckland, the largest city in New Zealand.

Findings suggest raising Auckland's building code requirements due to the active Mangatangi Fault capable of M6.8 earthquakes.

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Findings suggest raising Auckland's building code requirements due to the active Mangatangi Fault capable of M6.8 earthquakes.

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