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Around 150 homes in Auckland are still without power after yesterday's gale force winds

4 August 2021

Around 150 homes in Auckland are still without power after yesterday's gale force winds

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The MetService has downscaled it's snow predictions for the South Island's alpine passes
	3 Aug: The MetService has downscaled it's snow predictions for the South Island's alpine passes... more

There's hope relief's on the way for wind-swept Aucklanders
	3 Aug: There's hope relief's on the way for wind-swept Aucklanders... more

Chaos in Auckland this morning due to the weather
	3 Aug: Chaos in Auckland this morning due to the weather... more

Queenstown's town centre makeover starts today, and motorists are warned to expect disruption
	2 Aug: Queenstown's town centre makeover starts today, and motorists are warned to expect disruption... more

A small Canterbury skifield has finally opened to hundreds of skiers
	2 Aug: A small Canterbury skifield has finally opened to hundreds of skiers... more

Thousands of people have reported feeling an early morning earthquake in the North Island
	2 Aug: Thousands of people have reported feeling an early morning earthquake in the North Island... more

The once Covid-19 stricken ship 'Viking Bay' is expected to leave Wellington today
	1 Aug: The once Covid-19 stricken ship 'Viking Bay' is expected to leave Wellington today... more

A pesky gaggle of Canada geese fouling Kapiti's waterways are being told to flock off
	1 Aug: A pesky gaggle of Canada geese fouling Kapiti's waterways are being told to flock off... more

Portland's roads melted during last month's heatwave. So what does this extreme weather event tell us about climate change?
	1 Aug: American cities that usually experience moderate summers broke records in June, literally melting through hottest days. Now scientists are trying to answer whether climate change is making these kinds of extremes more frequent.... more

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Most Popular Recent Environment News

12 Jul: The school holidays are off to a busy start, at tourism hotspots around the country ++++++++++++++++++++++

08 Jul: The central plateau is shaping up to be a winter wonderland these school holidays ++++++++++++++++++++++

21 Jul: The West Coast DHB hopes services at Buller Health can be back up and running next week +++++++++++++

17 Jul: MetService has downgraded the rain warning for Buller from red to orange +++++++++++

18 Jul: The Nelson Tasman Civil Defence is hoping floodwaters will recede today to unlock isolated areas ++++++++++

07 Jul: Perth weather warning cancelled after damaging winds, lightning from thunderstorms strike city +++++++++

16 Jul: Fire and Emergency crews are on standby to support civil defence on the West Coast and in Nelson-Tasman if communities need assistance during a heavy rain event ++++++++

Environment NewsLinks

3 Aug: Decision over massive water take for far north avocado farms looming (RadioNZ)

2 Aug: Who's eating new zealand? explore the series (RadioNZ)

2 Aug: More pain predicted as queenstown's tourism industry eyes change in direction (Stuff.co.nz)

1 Aug: Commercial boat owners are worried about increased pressure in dusky and breaksea sounds (Stuff.co.nz)

30 Jul: Farmers unhappy as environment southland passes 20 per cent rates rise (Stuff.co.nz)

30 Jul: Top of the south pushes back on 'costly' cross-regional rma proposal (Stuff.co.nz)

29 Jul: Environment southland council chamber off limits after black mould found on a wall (Stuff.co.nz)

28 Jul: Appeal against resource consent granted to sir russell coutts for private golf course (NZ Herald)

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Today's News

Environment:
Around 150 homes in Auckland are still without power after yesterday's gale force winds 8:15

Politics:
Police are set to change the way they issue formal warnings -- following a damning judgement from the High Court 8:05

Health & Safety:
Wellington's Hospitality scene says it will feel the loss of this year's two All Black's test matches 8:05

Entertainment:
Kate Beckinsale says Uma Thurman is her “fairy godmother” after she allowed the actress to stay in her cockroach-infested home while she was finding her feet in Hollywood 8:04

Business:
The burden of Reserve Bank changes to mortgage rules is expected to mainly fall on first home buyers 7:56

Business:
Police say young people are egging each other on, to commit crime around Hamilton businesses 7:46

Rugby League:
The men's track pursuit team are upset at missing a chance for a gold medal 7:36

Entertainment:
Blake Lively owes her romance with Ryan Reynolds to a Japanese restaurant in Boston, Massachusetts 7:34

International:
Beirut was the 'Paris of the Middle East'. Now it's in the midst of one of the world's worst economic collapses in 150 years 7:26

Rugby:
Lisa Carrington has become New Zealand's joint most successful Olympian 7:26

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