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  •   Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    Southland farmers struggling with power outages are being urged to reach out for help
     25 October 2025
    Southland farmers struggling with power outages are being urged to reach out for help
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    Movement around some parts of the South Island remains limited, with several highways closed due to the weather
    24 Oct: Movement around some parts of the South Island remains limited, with several highways closed due to the weather... more
    Authorities say people affected by today's ferocious winds should stay cautious into the night
    23 Oct: Authorities say people affected by today's ferocious winds should stay cautious into the night... more
    Dozens of houses have lost roofs, there are widespread power cuts, and trees are uprooted everywhere - by fierce winds still buffeting the South Island and lower North
    23 Oct: Dozens of houses have lost roofs, there are widespread power cuts, and trees are uprooted everywhere - by fierce winds still buffeting the South Island and lower North... more
    A tiny fossil suggests bowerbirds once lived in ancient New Zealand – new research
    23 Oct: New Zealand’s ancient bowerbird was smaller and more slender than the species living in Australia and New Guinea today.... more
    Several thousand people have lost power across the upper half and west coast of the South Island
    23 Oct: Several thousand people have lost power across the upper half and west coast of the South Island... more
    A plea to those under rare red weather warnings, to take them seriously
    23 Oct: A plea to those under rare red weather warnings, to take them seriously... more
    Damaging gales and heavy rain are expected to lash the lower North Island and most of the South Island tomorrow
    22 Oct: Damaging gales and heavy rain are expected to lash the lower North Island and most of the South Island tomorrow... more
    A clear message to people in the firing line of destructive winds tomorrow - stay indoors, avoid travel and secure property
    22 Oct: A clear message to people in the firing line of destructive winds tomorrow - stay indoors, avoid travel and secure property... more
    Today is a chance to prepare for significant, damaging winds tomorrow
    22 Oct: Today is a chance to prepare for significant, damaging winds tomorrow... more

     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     26 Oct: A message for those who have been without power for several days, after strong winds caused widespread outages - to think about food safety +++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     15 Oct: Waikato's State Highway 30 - from Te Kuiti to Benneydale - is expected to open at 7pm - after being closed since yesterday's downpours +++++++++++++++++
     17 Oct: Former Japanese prime minister Tomiichi Murayama, famous for WWII apology, dies aged 101 ++++++++++++++
     21 Oct: Another round of heavy rain and strong winds is moving up the country ++++++++++++++
     24 Oct: Movement around some parts of the South Island remains limited, with several highways closed due to the weather +++++++++++++
     21 Oct: Turbulent weather's still evolving across the country - for a second chaotic day, with one person dying after being hit by a fallen branch in Wellington +++++++++++++
     22 Oct: A clear message to people in the firing line of destructive winds tomorrow - stay indoors, avoid travel and secure property ++++++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      12 Nov: Old games, new pc: how to run dos classics on windows 11 (PC World)
      8 Nov: Pc hardware as service? that’s gonna be a hard no from me, dawg (PC World)
      7 Nov: Windows 11’s taskbar audio settings suck. here’s how to fix it (PC World)
      6 Nov: Amd expects record cpu sales to keep growing (PC World)
      5 Nov: Google nest doorbell review: gemini is a game-changer (PC World)
      4 Nov: Santana minerals rejects criticism of its plan to fast-track central otago gold mine (RadioNZ)
      4 Nov: Windows 11’s vr workspace for meta quest is now available to everyone (PC World)
      3 Nov: Meet geofencing, the magical smart home superpower you aren’t using (yet) (PC World)
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