The magnitude 7.5 earthquake hit deep beneath the South Pacific on Tuesday, with some shaking felt on nearby islands.

A strong earthquake struck the waters northeast of Tonga on March 22, 2026, registering at a shallow depth that placed it among the more notable seismic events in the South Pacific this year. The U.S.

A major, 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck in the South Pacific Ocean on Tuesday, according to the United States Geological Survey. The temblor happened at 12:37 a.m. Eastern about 103 miles west of ...

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Minor flooding is easing at Glenore Weir and Yappar River. Flooding is no longer occurring at Normanton. The Norman River at Normanton as of Tuesday 31st March was at 1.55 m and falling slowly, below ...