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    It's looking like a cracker New Year's Eve for those outdoors at a festival or around the barbeque
     28 December 2019
    It's looking like a cracker New Year's Eve for those outdoors at a festival or around the barbeque
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    Parts of Fiji are preparing for the worst as Tropical Cyclone Sarai moves across the nation
    28 Dec 2019: Parts of Fiji are preparing for the worst as Tropical Cyclone Sarai moves across the nation... more
    Canterbury swimmers are urged to beware - with toxic blue-green algae found in the Selwyn River
    27 Dec 2019: Canterbury swimmers are urged to beware - with toxic blue-green algae found in the Selwyn River... more
    And the news you all want to hear ... the early New Year's Eve forecast is looking good for almost all parts of the country
    26 Dec 2019: And the news you all want to hear ... the early New Year's Eve forecast is looking good for almost all parts of the country... more
    Farmers are being urged to prepare for the worst during the holiday period
    26 Dec 2019: Farmers are being urged to prepare for the worst during the holiday period... more
    An earthquake of magnitude 6.2 has struck 177 kilometres west of Port Hardy, British Columbia, Canada
    25 Dec 2019: An earthquake of magnitude 6.2 has struck 177 kilometres west of Port Hardy, British Columbia, Canada... more
    Firefighters across New South Wales are set for a moderate Christmas, with cooler conditions to keep fire danger to a minimum
    25 Dec 2019: Firefighters across New South Wales are set for a moderate Christmas, with cooler conditions to keep fire danger to a minimum... more
    Two big and shallow earthquakes have hit central Colombia
    25 Dec 2019: Two big and shallow earthquakes have hit central Colombia... more
    Christmas lunch looks like being an indoor affair for much of the country
    25 Dec 2019: Christmas lunch looks like being an indoor affair for much of the country... more
    A pub in a small settlement west of Christchurch has been destroyed by fire
    25 Dec 2019: A pub in a small settlement west of Christchurch has been destroyed by fire... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     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 ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     12 Jan: More wild weather for the West Coast ++++++++++++++++
     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 ++++++++++++++++
     12 Jan: Heavy rain and winds along the west coast of the South Island are expected to ease by tonight +++++++++++++++
     08 Jan: Fonterra's on high alert in Australia as the bushfires rage on and drought continues ++++++++++
     18 Jan: Boaties in Buller are being praised for their proactive behaviour +++++++++
     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 ++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      26 Jan: Environment southland water and land plan appeals close on friday (Stuff.co.nz)
      26 Jan: Budget buster: getting rich by reducing your carbon footprint (Stuff.co.nz)
      24 Jan: Mining company bathurst coal fined $18k for discharge in 'vulnerable environment' (Stuff.co.nz)
      23 Jan: Polystyrene blocks from wrecked pontoon left to degrade for almost two decades (Stuff.co.nz)
      22 Jan: Trump davos 2020: us president's speech fact-checked (BBCWorld)
      21 Jan: Boaties heading north urged to clean hulls to avoid carrying marine pests (RadioNZ)
      21 Jan: Government failing to get kiwis back into work - louise upston (voxy.co.nz)
      21 Jan: Malaysia returns 42 containers of 'illegal' plastic waste to uk (BBCWorld)
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