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    New Zealand looks set to escape the effects of the Tongan eruption and Cyclone Cody

    New Zealand looks set to escape the effects of the Tongan eruption and Cyclone Cody


    Civil Defence warnings have now been lifted.

    MetService meteorologist Arno Dyason says strong winds and choppy seas are possible on the North Island's east coast, but conditions should be mostly settled.

    He says the cyclone is moving south-east of the country towards the Chatham Islands.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Rugby League:
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     Accident and Emergency:
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     Cricket:
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