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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    The economic downturn is affecting some regions more than others
     15 September 2025
    The economic downturn is affecting some regions more than others
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    Hundreds of homes remain without power in Western Bay of Plenty and the Coromandel, following strong winds over the weekend
    15 Sep: Hundreds of homes remain without power in Western Bay of Plenty and the Coromandel, following strong winds over the weekend... more
    The Pacific won a stunning climate victory at the International Court of Justice. What's next?
    14 Sep: Pacific Island nations are weighing up how to use a historic international court ruling in their fight to bring about stronger emissions reductions and climate justice.... more
    A magnitude 7.5 earthquake has hit eastern Russia - very close to where July's 8.8 mega-quake hit
    13 Sep: A magnitude 7.5 earthquake has hit eastern Russia - very close to where July's 8.8 mega-quake hit... more
    Seven Land, Search and Rescue teams at the top of the South Island are going head to head today
    13 Sep: Seven Land, Search and Rescue teams at the top of the South Island are going head to head today... more
    Thousands are moving through Auckland's CBD in today's pro-Palestine march, monitored by a slew of Police officers
    13 Sep: Thousands are moving through Auckland's CBD in today's pro-Palestine march, monitored by a slew of Police officers... more
    Indonesia floods death toll rises as Australian woman thanks her dogs for saving her life
    12 Sep: Authorities are still cleaning up following the disaster, which hit two islands in the archipelago amid warnings more rain could fall in affected areas in coming days.... more
    Lakeshore shallows can be biodiversity hotspots – but warming is changing their complex ecology
    12 Sep: Climate change is already affecting lake stratification, the seasonal layering of water into distinct temperature bands, which is crucial for nutrient flows.... more
    Most North Island eco-sanctuaries were damaged in Cyclone Gabrielle
    12 Sep: Most North Island eco-sanctuaries were damaged in Cyclone Gabrielle... more
    A mixed bag in Auckland Council's latest state of the environment report
    12 Sep: A mixed bag in Auckland Council's latest state of the environment report... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     26 Aug: Marshall Islands 'in shock' after devastating fire destroys parliament building +++++++++++++++++++
     22 Aug: New Zealand authorities have confirmed there's no tsunami risk here after a 7.5 earthquake off South America ++++++++++++++
     17 Aug: Magnitude-6 earthquake strikes Indonesian island of Sulawesi ++++++++++++++
     26 Aug: New Zealand's first ever potato ice cream is now available from the shelves ++++++++++++++
     17 Aug: Snowfall warnings are in place in the South Island, starting tomorrow ++++++++++++++
     23 Aug: Police have arrested three Greenpeace activists, after they occupied a Talley's bottom trawling vessel in Nelson this morning ++++++++++++++
     06 Sep: Skiers and boarders are throwing themselves down a mountain in Queenstown +++++++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      16 Sep: This $35 pc vacuum duster saves me a ton on compressed air (PC World)
      13 Sep: Why everyone needs a portable monitor, even if you don’t have a laptop (PC World)
      12 Sep: A visual studio pro lifetime license is only $15 until september 14 (PC World)
      12 Sep: Anthropic’s claude ai chatbot can now create and edit office files (PC World)
      11 Sep: Auckland's air quality improving but inland water quality in decline, report finds (RadioNZ)
      10 Sep: Classical music being used to relax commuters at auckland bus stop (Stuff.co.nz)
      10 Sep: 'our strength lies in our solidarity': solomon islands pm calls for regional unity at pif summit (RadioNZ)
      10 Sep: 'magic of molesworth' tipped to lure hunters for canada geese cull (RadioNZ)
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    Netball New Zealand board chair Matt Whineray claims stood-down coach Dame Noeline Taurua was aware of the investigation into the Silver Ferns environment, despite reports to the contrary More...

    BUSINESS BUSINESS
    Watties has explained its decision to suddenly end contracts with local peach suppliers More...

     Today's News

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     National:
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     Rugby League:
    The NRL will hold a preliminary final on a Sunday for the first time in 18 years 11:07

     Entertainment:
    Taylor Swift has agreed to be deposed in the Justin Baldoni / Blake Lively legal battle 11:01

     Rugby:
    Netball New Zealand board chair Matt Whineray claims stood-down coach Dame Noeline Taurua was aware of the investigation into the Silver Ferns environment, despite reports to the contrary 10:47

     National:
    Tom Phillips’ children will carry complex trauma from their abduction – expert care will be crucial 10:37

     Entertainment:
    Sami Sheen had no idea she was the reason her father Charlie Sheen got sober 10:31

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     Business:
    Watties has explained its decision to suddenly end contracts with local peach suppliers 10:27

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