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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    Advice for boaties to stay safe in the water, following a tsunami advisory this morning
     11 February 2021
    Advice for boaties to stay safe in the water, following a tsunami advisory this morning
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    A kaka baby boom in the capital
    11 Feb: A kaka baby boom in the capital... more
    A welcome step in New Zealand's fight against climate change
    11 Feb: A welcome step in New Zealand's fight against climate change... more
    Fire crews are battling a blaze which has fully engulfed a house in Te Hapara, Gisborne
    9 Feb: Fire crews are battling a blaze which has fully engulfed a house in Te Hapara, Gisborne... more
    More than 50 blood tests in an hour -- as worried coastal Dunedin locals wait to see if there's lead in their blood
    9 Feb: More than 50 blood tests in an hour -- as worried coastal Dunedin locals wait to see if there's lead in their blood... more
    Firefighters are contending with strong winds and tinder-dry conditions as they continue to battle a large Wairarapa scrub fire
    9 Feb: Firefighters are contending with strong winds and tinder-dry conditions as they continue to battle a large Wairarapa scrub fire... more
    A plan's being made to tackle a scrub fire burning in South Wairarapa
    9 Feb: A plan's being made to tackle a scrub fire burning in South Wairarapa... more
    A higher number of shark sightings this summer is being attributed to more eyes on the water
    8 Feb: A higher number of shark sightings this summer is being attributed to more eyes on the water... more
    A new report reveals which regions will likely be hit hardest by Covid-19
    8 Feb: A new report reveals which regions will likely be hit hardest by Covid-19... more
    Residents of several Otago towns will be offered free fruit and vegetables -- as they await test results of their contaminated drinking water
    7 Feb: Residents of several Otago towns will be offered free fruit and vegetables -- as they await test results of their contaminated drinking water... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     27 Mar: Fire crews have brought under control a fire near the Motueka River in the upper South Island ++++++++
     24 Mar: A heartwarming turn of events for a Paraparaumu foodbank, following a large scale burglary ++++++++
     28 Mar: Heavy rain is causing flooding on State Highway 73 in the South Island, between the West Coast and Otira ++++++
     25 Mar: KiwiRail will continue its Tranz Alpine service through the winter ++++++
     05 Apr: A magnitude 6.1 earthquake has struck off the east coast of the North Island ++++++
     02 Apr: The Easter weekend is bringing a welcome boost to Northland tourism businesses ++++++
     21 Mar: A severe weather warning for heavy rainfall has been issued for the Northern Territory's typically dry and arid southern regions ++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      12 Apr: Streets ahead: war of words over central city car parks continues (Stuff.co.nz)
      12 Apr: Environment takes centre stage at london games festival (BBCWorld)
      11 Apr: Environment canterbury rangers to fine, name and shame regional park dumpers (Stuff.co.nz)
      9 Apr: Council urged to get tough with those who pollute environment (RadioNZ)
      7 Apr: Water scheme opponents: canterbury plains environment 'ruined' by farming (Stuff.co.nz)
      7 Apr: Joseph parker feeding off tyson fury's positive energy (Stuff.co.nz)
      6 Apr: Astroturfing more difficult to track down with social media - academic (RadioNZ)
      2 Apr: Mooted changes to farmland leases labelled 'discriminatory' and 'unreasonable' (Stuff.co.nz)
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     Today's News

    		 Law and Order:
    Auckland Regional Public Health Service has identified three bus journeys taken by a positive Covid-19 case 23:37

     Accident and Emergency:
    An oil spill stretching 5 kilometres from Gibbston Valley through to Lake Hayes has caused chaos on roads near Queenstown 23:37

     Business:
    Fruit growers don't want a repeat of the season they're currently having 23:37

     Motoring:
    Warnings of several crashes because of a fuel spill on the Gibbston Highway into Queenstown 23:37

     Law and Order:
    Three Auckland bus trips have been added to the list of places visited by a man with Covid-19 - while infectious 23:37

     Accident and Emergency:
    A young person has been taken to hospital with critical injuries after being hit by a car in Tauranga 23:37

     Health & Safety:
    A woman has needed her uterus removed after a routine procedure went wrong in 2017 23:37

     Wellington:
    State Highway Two in Upper Hutt is closed after a person's been seriously injured in a crash between a car and motorbike 23:37

     Politics:
    The Maori Party's apologising for declaring 300-thousand dollars in donations too late 23:37

     Golf:
    No regrets from American golfer Xander Schauffele - who saw his Masters chances sink with a misjudged tee shot on the par three 16th at Augusta 23:37
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