New Zealand police said they are investigating after a volcano erupted on White Island, killing at least six, with more presumed dead and injured. Hotspots ranked Start the day smarter ☀️ ...

The White Island, or Whakaari volcano, is New Zealand’s most active cone volcano according to the GeoNet website. It has been built up by more than 150,000 years of volcanic activity.

My god, White Island volcano in New Zealand erupted today for first time since 2001. My family and I had gotten off it 20 minutes before, were waiting at our boat about to leave when we saw it.

White Island is about 30 miles off New Zealand's North Island in the Bay of Plenty. It is also known by its indigenous Maori name Whakaari. The cone volcano is New Zealand's most active, experts ...

Steam rises from the volcano on New Zealand's White Island on Tuesday, one day after an eruption there left at least six people dead, more than 30 injured and still others missing.

White Island sits about 30 miles offshore from mainland New Zealand and experts say it's the country's most active cone volcano, with about 70 percent of the volcano lying under the sea.

Dramatic footage of New Zealand's White Island volcano eruption that claimed at least one life shows a towering plume of smoke and ash seemingly blocking out the roughly 1.25-square-mile island.

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Desperate efforts are underway to locate more than 20 people who are thought to be missing on New Zealand's White Island after a deadly volcanic eruption earlier on Monday. Speaking at a news ...

The White Island, or Whakaari volcano, is New Zealand’s most active cone volcano according to the GeoNet website. It has been built up by more than 150,000 years of volcanic activity.

Sitting 48 kilometers (around 30 miles) offshore, White Island is home to New Zealand’s most active volcano – 70% of which is under the sea, according to science agency GeoNet.