A minute’s silence will be observed in New Zealand today to mark one week since the deadly eruption of White Island volcano.

Police have officially named the first victim of the White Island volcano eruption in New Zealand, as recovery efforts continue.

New Zealand police say divers have resumed searching the waters near White Island volcano in efforts to retrieve two remaining bodies.

New Zealand police have deployed divers to look for two bodies near White Island volcano – after six bodies were retrieved in a recovery operation.

Six bodies have been airlifted off the White Island volcano in New Zealand out of eight believed to have been left there after Monday’s volcanic eruption.

New Zealand police say army troops will recover bodies from White Island – where a volcanic eruption killed at least eight people – on Friday morning.

Two people who were being treated in hospital after the eruption of New Zealand’s White Island volcano have died, bringing the official number of victims to eight, police say.

New Zealand’s White Island volcano is showing increased seismic activity, putting recovery efforts on hold.

Pilot John Funnell, who helped with communications as other pilots risked their lives to fly into an active volcano, says they were motivated to bring out anybody who was alive.

A group of tourists on a boat and private helicopters came to the rescue in the immediate aftermath of the White Island eruption yesterday afternoon.

A volcano has erupted in New Zealand, leaving one dead and several unaccounted for, police have said.

An eruption is currently happening at New Zealand’s Whakaari/White Island.