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  •   Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    Some residents remains isolated, as the flood clean up continues in Nelson Tasman
     13 July 2025
    Some residents remains isolated, as the flood clean up continues in Nelson Tasman
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    A reward has soared to 50 thousand dollars for information about three sea lions deaths, in Southland
    13 Jul: A reward has soared to 50 thousand dollars for information about three sea lions deaths, in Southland... more
    Australia's small Tuvaluan diaspora is about to grow fast — and it's determined to keep traditions alive
    13 Jul: Australia's small but vibrant Tuvaluan community is preparing for the arrival of new migrants from their home islands — including with youth events teaching their culture to the next generation.... more
    Geonet has recorded a 4.2 magnitude earthquake just outside of Queenstown
    12 Jul: Geonet has recorded a 4.2 magnitude earthquake just outside of Queenstown... more
    Local electricity providers have been working to restore outages in parts of Nelson Tasman and Banks Peninsula
    12 Jul: Local electricity providers have been working to restore outages in parts of Nelson Tasman and Banks Peninsula... more
    Farms and orchards in the Nelson Tasman region have been carved up by floodwaters following severe weather
    12 Jul: Farms and orchards in the Nelson Tasman region have been carved up by floodwaters following severe weather... more
    State Highway One through the Mangamuka Gorge has reopened, after it was closed due to a slip overnight
    12 Jul: State Highway One through the Mangamuka Gorge has reopened, after it was closed due to a slip overnight... more
    NZTA is working to assess weather damage to state highways across the country
    12 Jul: NZTA is working to assess weather damage to state highways across the country... more
    MetService says unsettled conditions will continue to affect many parts of the country over the weekend, with periods of heavy rain for the west of the South Island
    12 Jul: MetService says unsettled conditions will continue to affect many parts of the country over the weekend, with periods of heavy rain for the west of the South Island... more
    Substantial evacuations are underway in Tasman as the region is smashed yet again by torrential rain
    11 Jul: Substantial evacuations are underway in Tasman as the region is smashed yet again by torrential rain... more

     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     14 Jun: A fire has spread across three homes in Lyttelton, near Christchurch +++++++++++++++++
     17 Jun: A fire which ripped through a central Auckland supermarket has now been extinguished ++++++++++++++
     22 Jun: Battle to save Indonesian 'paradise' as nickel industry expands into Raja Ampat in Papua ++++++++++++++
     15 Jun: The South Island's Lewis Pass is closed between Hanmer Springs and Springs Junction, due to a large slip +++++++++++++
     04 Jul: Chorus is apologising for yesterday's mobile phone and internet outage in Tasman's Golden Bay, which affected 111 calls +++++++++++++
     17 Jun: South Island's largest supermarket will open early and under budget in Christchurch's Rolleston ++++++++++++
     18 Jun: Fire and Emergency is closing in on the seat of the blaze at Auckland's New World Victoria Park +++++++++++

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      6 Jul: Why i kick down peak district stone stacks (BBCWorld)
      3 Jul: Nuki smart lock review: here’s a svelte retrofit option (PC World)
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      2 Jul: Business intelligence and data-driven decision-making in an unpredictable trade environment (ITBrief)
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     Today's News

    Rugby:
    The men's Black Sox have booked a spot in their first Softball World Cup final since 2017 18:56

    Christchurch:
    A person has died after a crash involving two vehicles on Telegraph Road in Canterbury's Burnham 18:36

    Politics:
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    International:
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    Rugby League:
    The Warriors have clinched their first NRL win in more than a month, after a 34-14 victory over the Tigers in Auckland 18:06

    Accident and Emergency:
    State Highway One is closed south of Otago's Hampden following a two-vehicle crash 18:06

    Cricket:
    The Black Caps have boosted their squad for the upcoming T20 tri series against Zimbabwe and South Africa, while a number of players complete Major League Cricket duties in the US 17:26

    Rugby League:
    The Warriors women have beaten the Eels 14-nil for their first win of their return NRL-W season 16:16

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