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Wild weather continues to batter the country - with extreme winds taking a toll in the capital

3 December 2019

Wild weather continues to batter the country - with extreme winds taking a toll in the capital

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Passengers flying to the capital from Auckland this morning will have to make other plans
	3 Dec 2019: Passengers flying to the capital from Auckland this morning will have to make other plans... more

Climate protesters have taken their fight to Taranaki to disrupt an oil corporation
	2 Dec 2019: Climate protesters have taken their fight to Taranaki to disrupt an oil corporation... more

Intense winter storms are battering parts of the US, dumping heavy rainfall and snow from Califormia to the northern Midwest.
	1 Dec 2019: Intense winter storms are battering parts of the US, dumping heavy rainfall and snow from Califormia to the northern Midwest.... more

There have been power surges throughout Wellington after an electrical fire at the Haywards substation around 6pm
	30 Nov 2019: There have been power surges throughout Wellington after an electrical fire at the Haywards substation around 6pm... more

Wild weather expected to hit Queensland with giant hail stones, severe fire dangers, heatwave conditions and dust all forecast
	30 Nov 2019: An onslaught of wild weather is expected to hit Queensland with giant hail stones, severe fire dangers, heatwave conditions and dust all forecast in coming days... more

Earthquakes and weather events are being blamed for continued delays to the completion of Transmission Gully
	29 Nov 2019: Earthquakes and weather events are being blamed for continued delays to the completion of Transmission Gully... more

A west Auckland beach that's been off limits for swimming and other water activities for three years can be used again
	29 Nov 2019: A west Auckland beach that's been off limits for swimming and other water activities for three years can be used again... more

Bird poo is likely to blame for the major power cut in Northland
	29 Nov 2019: Bird poo is likely to blame for the major power cut in Northland... more

A popular Wanaka bay is out of bounds to swimmers - following a wastewater spill
	28 Nov 2019: A popular Wanaka bay is out of bounds to swimmers - following a wastewater spill... more

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24 Dec: Nelson, New Plymouth and the South Island's West Coast are the picks for a sunny Christmas Day +++++++++++++++++++++++

04 Jan: People wanting to take in the wonders of the West Coast this summer are urged not to let a little rain put them off ++++++++++++++++++++

08 Jan: Fonterra's on high alert in Australia as the bushfires rage on and drought continues ++++++++++

12 Jan: More wild weather for the West Coast ++++++++

04 Jan: Residents in the Bay of Plenty town of Kawerau will have to boil their drinking water until further notice, because E coli has been detected in the water supply ++++++++

12 Jan: In the wake of Cyclone Blake's passing, Western Australia's northwest coast has been forced to brace again as a second tropical low moves through Darwin's southwest ++++++++

04 Jan: A number of people have reported feeling an earthquake earlier this hour ++++++++

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21 Jan: Boaties heading north urged to clean hulls to avoid carrying marine pests (RadioNZ)

21 Jan: Government failing to enhance our marine reserves - sarah dowie (voxy.co.nz)

21 Jan: Malaysia returns 42 containers of 'illegal' plastic waste to uk (BBCWorld)

17 Jan: Microsoft makes 'carbon negative' pledge (RadioNZ)

17 Jan: China trade deal won't be good for most americans (NZ Herald)

16 Jan: Japan minister's paternity leave challenges work pressure (BBCWorld)

14 Jan: Abby huntsman left the view over 'toxic' environment and drama with meghan mccain: report (Stuff.co.nz)

14 Jan: Mission bay development: battle over $200m project headed for environment court (Stuff.co.nz)

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