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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    A 13-year search for one of the world's rarest flowers in Indonesia ends in a 'magical experience'
     26 November 2025
    A team of researchers have described the "magical" experience of finding a rare species of flower in bloom deep in the Sumatran rainforest after a 23-hour trek.
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    Advice for people keen to score a bed on a popular Great Walk, with several at sellout level
    25 Nov: Advice for people keen to score a bed on a popular Great Walk, with several at sellout level... more
    A polluting Waikato pig farm has been handed a record half a million dollar fine
    24 Nov: A polluting Waikato pig farm has been handed a record half a million dollar fine... more
    Tropical cyclone Fina has felled huge trees across northeast parts of Australia in a rampage that residents are glad to see the back of
    23 Nov: Tropical cyclone Fina has felled huge trees across northeast parts of Australia in a rampage that residents are glad to see the back of... more
    ???1;Consultation on the future of Auckland's AF Thomas Park closes today
    23 Nov: ???1;Consultation on the future of Auckland's AF Thomas Park closes today... more
    Rain's caused havoc in Formula One qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix
    22 Nov: Rain's caused havoc in Formula One qualifying at the Las Vegas Grand Prix ... more
    No signs of Tropical Cyclone Fina relenting as it batters the the northern part of Australia
    22 Nov: No signs of Tropical Cyclone Fina relenting as it batters the the northern part of Australia... more
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    If you thought Christmas was quickly creeping up on us - you would be right .... the Auckland Christmas tree will be lit up tonight to kick off the holiday season
    22 Nov: If you thought Christmas was quickly creeping up on us - you would be right .... the Auckland Christmas tree will be lit up tonight to kick off the holiday season... more
    Christchurch's wave of heat is knocking on the door of the city's record high for November
    21 Nov: Christchurch's wave of heat is knocking on the door of the city's record high for November... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     10 Nov: A huge wildfire continues to burn through Tongariro National Park - with the cause still not known ++++++++++++++
     07 Nov: Power has been restored to the Far North but residents are being asked to continue to conserve power today +++++++++++++
     03 Nov: A house fire in Chrischurch's Hoon Hay last night isn't being treated as suspicious +++++++++++++
     09 Nov: Firefighters battle out-of-control blaze in New Zealand national park +++++++++++++
     27 Oct: Snow's closed a number of South Island state highways ++++++++++++
     11 Nov: Fire crews have shifted their focus to patrolling and monitoring at at Tongariro National Park ++++++++++++
     02 Nov: Firefighters have put out a large blaze at a commercial property in Auckland's Orewa overnight +++++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      26 Nov: Good news for wild swimmers as bathing water quality improves (BBCWorld)
      25 Nov: Community leaders acting as ‘makeshift lawyers’ take landfill opposition to environment court (Stuff.co.nz)
      24 Nov: 'going backwards': concern mounts over wilding pine threat (Stuff.co.nz)
      22 Nov: I usually buy pc parts when i need them. this black friday is different (PC World)
      21 Nov: Microsoft windows hits 40 years old: a visual walk down memory lane (PC World)
      19 Nov: ‘if towns can’t grow, the region can’t grow’, builder says amid ‘uncertain’ development environment (Stuff.co.nz)
      18 Nov: This custom ‘writerdeck’ is a gorgeous digital typewriter from another time (PC World)
      17 Nov: Mixed reviews from advisers on fma regulation (Good Returns)
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     Today's News

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     Environment:
    A 13-year search for one of the world's rarest flowers in Indonesia ends in a 'magical experience' 7:57

     Business:
    Property resale performance across the country is at its softest point since 2013 7:57

     Motoring:
    A push for New Zealanders to get on board with new safety features in cars - to avoid costly collisions 7:47

     Entertainment:
    Selma Blair is getting her "stamina back" amid her battle with multiple sclerosis 7:38

     Law and Order:
    A woman who burned down her Wairarapa accommodation when asked to leave, has been jailed for nine years 7:37

     Business:
    RMA Reform Minister Chris Bishop says regional councils add layers of confusion, as he looks to scrap them 7:27

     Entertainment:
    Father Ted creator Graham Linehan cleared of harassing trans woman, but guilty of smashing phone 7:27

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