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Heavy rain and severe gales are forecast to hit in the first week of the school holidays, across the top half of the North Island

14 April 2025

Heavy rain and severe gales are forecast to hit in the first week of the school holidays, across the top half of the North Island

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Thousands of West Auckland homes have no internet because of a fault in Kumeu
	13 Apr: Thousands of West Auckland homes have no internet because of a fault in Kumeu... more

Major plans for Canterbury's roadways as a historic speed-limit change comes into force
	13 Apr: Major plans for Canterbury's roadways as a historic speed-limit change comes into force... more

Crusaders coach Rob Penney is adamant lock Scott Barrett has silenced a few critics after the 31-24 Super Rugby win over the Hurricanes in Wellington
	12 Apr: Crusaders coach Rob Penney is adamant lock Scott Barrett has silenced a few critics after the 31-24 Super Rugby win over the Hurricanes in Wellington... more

Traffic disruption and congestion expected around the capital, as a main water pipe gets a fix-up job
	12 Apr: Traffic disruption and congestion expected around the capital, as a main water pipe gets a fix-up job... more

Consumers aren't falling for smoke-screens of businesses claiming to be sustainable
	12 Apr: Consumers aren't falling for smoke-screens of businesses claiming to be sustainable... more

Ancient human jawbone fossil found in Taiwan belonged to a male Denisovan: study
	11 Apr: An analysis of a jawbone found off the Taiwanese coast reveals it belonged to a Denisovan, a mysterious human species that contributed some genetic material to Indigenous Australians and people living in Asia today.... more

Wellington drivers are being warned of disruption as major pipe work is being done beneath State Highway Two
	11 Apr: Wellington drivers are being warned of disruption as major pipe work is being done beneath State Highway Two... more

Fresh details emerge on Australia’s new climate migration visa for Tuvalu residents. An expert explains
	10 Apr: The Australia–Tuvalu Falepili Union, as it is known, is the world’s first bilateral agreement to create a special visa like this in the context of climate change.... more

Biosecurity NZ has finished its fruit fly response on Auckland's North Shore
	10 Apr: Biosecurity NZ has finished its fruit fly response on Auckland's North Shore... more

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