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    Power has been restored to more than a thousand customers across Wairoa and Tairawhiti -- as flooding subsides around a substation

    Power has been restored to more than a thousand customers across Wairoa and Tairawhiti -- as flooding subsides around a substation


    Severe weather overnight and today have triggered the release of a three-hundred thousand dollar Mayor Relief Fund.

    Emergency management and recovery Minister, Mark Mitchell says Hastings, Wairoa and Tairawhiti will get one-hundred-thousand-dollars each to quickly fill gaps.

    He says the funds will give a bit of money in the initial response - especially looking after those who have been displaced and have had to evacuate.

    A number of local states of emergency remain in place - with closures to a number roads.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    Golf:
    Two New Zealanders will feature in the final two rounds of golf's US Senior Open 11:57

    Rugby:
    England coach Steve Borthwick hopes to take a page out of their last test victory in New Zealand ahead of next week's first clash against the All Blacks in Dunedin 11:37

    Health & Safety:
    Who is Princess Anne? What's her role in the royal family and what's her Olympic past? 11:17

    Rugby League:
    To golden-point drama in league's NRL.. 11:07

    Law and Order:
    An alleged murder involving two 'dear friends' and renowned writers has left Samoa 'reeling' in shock 11:07

    Politics:
    The Labour Party has launched a petition to keep New Zealanders sick leave balances 10:47

    Environment:
    As the clean up gets underway in Wairoa, Police say they are keeping people and property safe 10:27

    Golf:
    Golfer Frank Bensel Junior appears to have been saved from a large tab at the 19th hole after an incredibly rare feat at the US Senior Open 10:07

    International:
    Search for missing British teenager Jay Slater stretches into second week in Tenerife as family faces global online attention 10:07

    Tennis:
    Almost time for tennis fans to whip up the strawberries and cream - with the draw released for Wimbledon 10:07


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