Three sharp earthquakes rattle central NZ, jolts continue overnight

Can't view this email, [click here] 28 November 2016 Hi {NAME}, Catch up on today's latest news in your daily briefing. Top Headlines [Large Article Image] [Large Article Title] Central New Zealand has been shaken by three earthquakes on Sunday night. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Large Article Image] [Large Article Title] He's been called a doomsdayer and worse for good reason: He's the guy who says all humans will be dead in 10 years. [Share article on Facebook] [Share article on Twitter] [Share article on Google Plus] [Small Article Image] [Small Article Title] The search for the last missing person who was on board a fishing boat which capsized in the Kaipara Harbour, killing seven, is due to resume shortly, police say. 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