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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    The Warriors are determined to fight their way back into the NRL's top four after three losses on the trot
     10 August 2025
    The Warriors are determined to fight their way back into the NRL's top four after three losses on the trot
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    Supercars championship leader Broc Feeney's braved some wild Queensland weather to go back-to-back in qualifying for today's two races at the Ipswich 440
    9 Aug: Supercars championship leader Broc Feeney's braved some wild Queensland weather to go back-to-back in qualifying for today's two races at the Ipswich 440... more
    A scatter of new road snowfall warnings - as a winter chill continues across the country
    9 Aug: A scatter of new road snowfall warnings - as a winter chill continues across the country... more
    Snow's due to continue into tomorrow - scattering both the North and South Island
    9 Aug: Snow's due to continue into tomorrow - scattering both the North and South Island... more
    Firefighters are battling a large blaze at a scrap yard in South Auckland
    8 Aug: Firefighters are battling a large blaze at a scrap yard in South Auckland... more
    NZTA is warning South Island motorists to be careful this weekend, with wild weather forecast
    8 Aug: NZTA is warning South Island motorists to be careful this weekend, with wild weather forecast... more
    South Island ski fields are continuing to struggle with limited snow
    8 Aug: South Island ski fields are continuing to struggle with limited snow... more
    Two new species of Weta have been found in the lower South Island
    8 Aug: Two new species of Weta have been found in the lower South Island... more
    A 3.8 magnitude earthquake has rattled the Whanganui area - just after 4pm
    7 Aug: A 3.8 magnitude earthquake has rattled the Whanganui area - just after 4pm... more
    Wildfire season is starting weeks earlier in California – a new study shows how climate change is driving the expansion
    7 Aug: Parts of California are seeing fire season start more than 10 weeks earlier now than in the 1990s.... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     14 Jul: A long recovery ahead for Nelson Tasman +++++++++++++++++
     30 Jul: Magnitude-8.8 earthquake strikes off Russia's east coast, sparking tsunami warnings across the Pacific +++++++++++++++++
     18 Jul: Warnings the wild weather that's battered the top of the South Island - will push up produce prices ++++++++++++++
     31 Jul: Why Russia's megathrust earthquake was among biggest ever recorded, but damage was minimal ++++++++++++++
     31 Jul: Tsunami threats downgraded across South America and the Pacific after Russian earthquake +++++++++++++
     25 Jul: Potential good news in Marlborough for the small town of Havelock. +++++++++++++
     02 Aug: Firefighters have neutralised a large chemical spill in Christchurch +++++++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      12 Aug: Controversial west coast te kuha mine project has fast-track application declined (RadioNZ)
      12 Aug: Microsoft faces lawsuit over windows 10’s end of support (PC World)
      9 Aug: This coding beginner bundle gives you access to pro-level software and training (PC World)
      9 Aug: Seeing in the dark: how home security camera night vision works (PC World)
      9 Aug: Buying a laptop for college? focus on these 6 crucial features (PC World)
      8 Aug: Cook islands seeks balance as record tourism numbers put strain on local environment (RadioNZ)
      7 Aug: Game-changer for birdwatchers: this solar bird feeder has an ai camera (PC World)
      2 Aug: Why a thick mouse pad makes a big difference in comfort and control (PC World)
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    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson claims he has no need to coddle first-fives Beauden Barrett and Damian McKenzie when Richie Mo'unga becomes available for selection from October 2026 More...

    BUSINESS BUSINESS
    Queenstown's benefiting from another influx of winter tourists More...

     Today's News

    		 International:
    Woman allegedly sexually harassed by boss in Sydney restaurant speaks after record payout 12:47

     Entertainment:
    Freddie Mercury's alleged secret daughter says she "didn't want to share my dad with the whole world" 12:42

     Soccer:
    All Whites captain Chris Wood claims it's a matter of when, not if, teammate Liberato Cacace will play in football's Premier League 12:27

     Entertainment:
    Steve Burton has resolved his custody battle with ex-wife Sheree 12:12

     International:
    Journalists in Gaza are writing their own obituaries, after Israel brands them 'terrorists' 11:57

     Living & Travel:
    Concern for train-driver well-being across the country - after a report's highlighted a number of near-misses 11:57

     Entertainment:
    Tom Hanks has paid tribute to late astronaut James Lovell 11:42

     Politics:
    Palestinian Authority says Australia's recognition will encourage other nations to follow 11:27

     Rugby:
    All Blacks coach Scott Robertson claims he has no need to coddle first-fives Beauden Barrett and Damian McKenzie when Richie Mo'unga becomes available for selection from October 2026 11:27

     Health & Safety:
    Ethnicity is a powerful indicator of health needs – cutting it from a new GP funding formula is a mistake 11:17
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