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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    Hundreds of thousands flee as Super Typhoon Man-yi hits Philippines
     19 November 2024
    Hundreds of thousands of people are ordered to evacuate their homes as the sixth storm to hit the Philippines in a month is upgraded to a "super typhoon".
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    Developing nations are least responsible for climate change but cop it worst. Will the COP29 climate talks tackle this injustice?
    18 Nov: This week, nations are hashing out new goals for climate finance at the COP29 talks. Loss and damage is finally on the agenda – but the chance of major new funding is low... more
    A wave of good weather on the West Coast has aided crews working to re-open State Highway 6
    18 Nov: A wave of good weather on the West Coast has aided crews working to re-open State Highway 6... more
    Te Hikoi mo te Tiriti has reached the Wellington district, after leaving Palmerston North around midday
    17 Nov: Te Hikoi mo te Tiriti has reached the Wellington district, after leaving Palmerston North around midday... more
    About 9,000 people marched through Hastings today as part of the Hikoi mo te Tiriti
    16 Nov: About 9,000 people marched through Hastings today as part of the Hikoi mo te Tiriti... more
    State Highway 30 near Lake Rotoma, in tBay of Plenty has been blocked by a large slip
    16 Nov: State Highway 30 near Lake Rotoma, in tBay of Plenty has been blocked by a large slip... more
    The death of a kiwi in Rangataua near Ohakune - has sparked calls for greater dog control
    16 Nov: The death of a kiwi in Rangataua near Ohakune - has sparked calls for greater dog control... more
    Heavy rain is making it's way across the North Island today
    15 Nov: Heavy rain is making it's way across the North Island today... more
    Downpours will be unleashed across many parts tonight
    14 Nov: Downpours will be unleashed across many parts tonight... more
    Sea Shepherd founder Captain Paul Watson to remain in detention in Greenland amid extradition push from Japan
    14 Nov: The Sea Shepherd and Greenpeace co-founder has been detained since July, with supporters worried a move to extradite him to Japan would see him live the rest of his life in prison.... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     25 Nov: A huge community effort in Northland to refloat whales stranded at Ruakaka Beach - has saved 36 ++++++++++
     13 Nov: Protesters have arrived, en masse, for today's hikoi over the Auckland Harbour Bridge +++++++++
     13 Nov: Police say there were no significant issues as the Treaty Principles Bill hikoi marched through Auckland +++++++++
     19 Nov: As COP29 and G20 meetings talk about climate change — and Donald Trump denies it — these Fijians are living it +++++++++
     28 Nov: The Prime Minister is promising constant, and transparent communication - over arsenic levels in water from Waikato River +++++++++
     17 Nov: Te Hikoi mo te Tiriti has reached the Wellington district, after leaving Palmerston North around midday ++++++++
     04 Nov: Max Verstappen wins from 17th after dramatic day at F1 Sao Paulo Grand Prix ++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      4 Dec: The makers of arc show off new ai-driven ‘smart browser’ called dia (PC World)
      3 Dec: Bus fares in canterbury may quadruple to meet waka kotahi targets (RadioNZ)
      3 Dec: Olivia podmore and team mate ‘non trusting’, former coach says (Stuff.co.nz)
      2 Dec: Only 865 redundancies across public sector - public service commission (RadioNZ)
      30 Nov: What is it like being home-schooled in 2024? (RadioNZ)
      28 Nov: Future of marlborough environment projects in question (RadioNZ)
      28 Nov: Government turns to tech firms to boost nzdf (RadioNZ)
      23 Nov: Acer swift 14 ai review: an affordable, long-lasting snapdragon laptop (PC World)
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    All Black Sevu Reece has avoided conviction a second time, after damaging a Christchurch property More...

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     Today's News

    		 Law and Order:
    All Black Sevu Reece has avoided conviction a second time, after damaging a Christchurch property 6:17

     Entertainment:
    Katherine Waterston felt awkward playing a mother before she became one herself 6:14

     Rugby:
    North Harbour's been the best-performing men's team on day one of golf's inter-provincial championships in Christchurch 5:07

     Law and Order:
    Home affairs minister says there is a lot of goodwill to secure prison transfer for remaining Bali Nine members 22:37

     Business:
    Energy Resources Aotearoa says gas producers were severely damaged by the previous ban on oil and gas exploration 21:57

     Entertainment:
    Teri Hatcher will be "baking and baking" throughout the festive season 21:44

     Law and Order:
    Across the Tasman - the police officer convicted of MANSLAUGHTER after TASERING an ELDERLY WOMAN has been FIRED from the force 21:17

     Entertainment:
    Former My Chemical Romance star Bob Bryar has died aged 44 21:14

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    Will Ferrell considers 'Saturday Night Live' to be "the hardest but most fun job" of his career 20:44

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    Christina Aguilera allows her children to borrow her clothes 20:14
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