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Yes, I was working late high up in a tall bluiding in the Auckland CBD. The bluiding was making all sorts of noises for about 20 seconds, but it was not shaking.Having been in Christchurch for many quakes I knew what it was, but I just thought it was a small one off Mission Bay like the one a few years ago. Julian
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