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  •   Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    Multiple homes have been destroyed near major urban centres as fires rip through bushland in tinderbox, heatwave-fuelled conditions
     6 December 2025
    Multiple homes have been destroyed near major urban centres as fires rip through bushland in tinderbox, heatwave-fuelled conditions
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    Crate Day punters are being urged to keep their cars away from beaches and river beds, where rare native birds may be nesting
    6 Dec: Crate Day punters are being urged to keep their cars away from beaches and river beds, where rare native birds may be nesting... more
    Efforts turn to helping survivors and recovering the dead after devastating floods in Indonesia
    6 Dec: Landslides across Sumatra in Indonesia have cut off roads and destroyed homes, creating several pockets of isolated villages where a helicopter is the only way in.... more
    Warnings of fire-risks this weekend as Summer sun, strong winds, and low humidity hit the country
    6 Dec: Warnings of fire-risks this weekend as Summer sun, strong winds, and low humidity hit the country... more
    Parts of the South Island's are likely to face severe weather this weekend
    6 Dec: Parts of the South Island's are likely to face severe weather this weekend... more
    A new DOC trial hopes to manage increasing deer numbers in a remote part of Waikato
    6 Dec: A new DOC trial hopes to manage increasing deer numbers in a remote part of Waikato... more
    Some high temperatures are forecast around the country this weekend
    6 Dec: Some high temperatures are forecast around the country this weekend... more
    Warnings not to collect and eat shellfish along the Bay of Plenty coast - with unsafe levels of toxins that could cause paralysis, respiratory failure and, in severe cases, death
    5 Dec: Warnings not to collect and eat shellfish along the Bay of Plenty coast - with unsafe levels of toxins that could cause paralysis, respiratory failure and, in severe cases, death... more
    NZ’s rejection of emission targets fuels risk of international law breach
    5 Dec: The International Court has set out clear rules for addressing climate change – and the rights of states to take legal action against others for breaching them.... more
    Six people arrested on suspicion of deactivating fire alarms at Hong Kong fire apartment complex
    4 Dec: Authorities are continuing to probe the blaze at the Wang Fuk Court complex, which killed at least 159 people last week.... more

     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     30 Nov: Indonesia flood death toll climbs amid cyclone devastation ++++++++++++++
     30 Nov: South-East Asia flood deaths rise as Cyclone Ditwah hits Sri Lanka, heads towards southern India ++++++++++++
     29 Nov: Wet weather and gales are forecasted to cut through the country today, and ease off tomorrow ++++++++++++
     30 Nov: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of Kaipara, Auckland City, Waikato, Waitakere, Franklin, Rodney and Albany areas ++++++++++++
     16 Dec: Residents of a South Taranaki village have been on standby overnight to evacuate, as a vegetation fire rages nearby ++++++++++++
     05 Dec: Warnings not to collect and eat shellfish along the Bay of Plenty coast - with unsafe levels of toxins that could cause paralysis, respiratory failure and, in severe cases, death +++++++++++
     27 Nov: Here is what we know about Hong Kong's Tai Po fire and the role of bamboo scaffolding +++++++++++

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      23 Dec: Amazon is selling the m4 mac mini for 20% less than apple itself: just $479 (PC World)
      22 Dec: New way to get nitrates out of wastewater found by auckland scientists (RadioNZ)
      19 Dec: Hp zbook 8 g1i review: a blazing-fast professional workstation (PC World)
      18 Dec: Ldshop identifies key shifts in global top-up trends (PC World)
      18 Dec: Upgrade your pc to windows 11 pro—now only $9.97 (PC World)
      18 Dec: Annke fcd800 security cam review: a single camera that sees all (PC World)
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