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A house fire in Chrischurch's Hoon Hay last night isn't being treated as suspicious

3 November 2025

A house fire in Chrischurch's Hoon Hay last night isn't being treated as suspicious

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Past fires on Auckland's mountains have once again forced the closure of the mountains over Guy Fawkes
	2 Nov: Past fires on Auckland's mountains have once again forced the closure of the mountains over Guy Fawkes... more

Event organisers expect the 10th anniversary of Hamilton's Gourmet in the Gardens to be the most popular to date
	2 Nov: Event organisers expect the 10th anniversary of Hamilton's Gourmet in the Gardens to be the most popular to date... more

Firefighters have put out a large blaze at a commercial property in Auckland's Orewa overnight
	2 Nov: Firefighters have put out a large blaze at a commercial property in Auckland's Orewa overnight... more

Thousands of PowerNet customers remain cut off in the lower South Island - a week after a severe storm downed much of its network
	1 Nov: Thousands of PowerNet customers remain cut off in the lower South Island - a week after a severe storm downed much of its network... more

A warning for hikers as the Great Walks summer season begins
	1 Nov: A warning for hikers as the Great Walks summer season begins... more

Trump wants to resume US nuclear weapons testing. This is what it could look like
	1 Nov: The US has not conducted nuclear weapons testing for 33 years. Now Donald Trump is calling for a resumption, raising concerns about what that may involve.... more

Young T. rex or new species? 'Duelling Dinosaur' fossil might end 40-year debate
	31 Oct: A new analysis of a controversial tyrannosaur fossil reveals the dinosaur wasn't a teenage version of T. rex as once thought, but instead a distinct miniature dinosaur.... more

Hurricane Melissa is a warning – why violent storms are increasingly catching the world off guard
	30 Oct: In a single day, Melissa exploded from a moderate storm into a major hurricane with 170mph winds.... more

Reports of looting, at weather ravaged farms in the lower part of the South Island
	30 Oct: Reports of looting, at weather ravaged farms in the lower part of the South Island... more

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Most Popular Recent Environment News

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 +++++++++++++++

06 Oct: State Highway 90 north of Gore remains closed between Tapanui and Waikoikoi due to flooding +++++++++++++

17 Oct: Former Japanese prime minister Tomiichi Murayama, famous for WWII apology, dies aged 101 +++++++++++++

08 Oct: Expectation increased marine protections for the Hauraki Gulf will make a big difference +++++++++++++

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 ++++++++++++

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 ++++++++++++

Environment NewsLinks

1 Nov: Pm warns nz should advance national interests now more than ever (Stuff.co.nz)

1 Nov: The wrong monitor can ruin your gaming pc. here’s how to pick the perfect size (PC World)

31 Oct: You can now get microsoft office plus windows 11 pro for life for $55 (PC World)

31 Oct: G321 lightspeed wireless gaming headset review (GeekZone)

31 Oct: Copilot ai’s latest trick? a secure sandbox for its agentic activity (PC World)

28 Oct: Jennie wyllie defends netball nz's handling of dame noeline taurua saga (RadioNZ)

24 Oct: A boat broke its moorings and washed up in the storm - and sounds locals want it gone (Stuff.co.nz)

23 Oct: Anthropic’s claude ai can now code without a command line terminal (PC World)

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Today's News

Law and Order:
'Nothing to suggest' stabbing attack on train was a terrorist incident, UK police say 7:07

Rugby League:
Stacey Jones is impressed, but not surprised, by Keano Kini's performance in the Kiwis' 40-14 Pacific Championships trouncing of Tonga 5:27

Auckland:
An overbridge hit by an electric bus which then caught fire will remain closed until it's been assessed by a structural engineer 5:07

Environment:
A house fire in Chrischurch's Hoon Hay last night isn't being treated as suspicious 4:37

Wellington:
A crash has blocked State Highway 2, at Kaitoke, north of Upper Hutt 21:17

Accident and Emergency:
A person has died after a crash in Waikato's Rangiriri 18:57

Cricket:
A boost for the Black Caps T20 side with fast bowler Kyle Jamieson named to return from a side strain injury for the five-match T20 series against the West Indies 18:37

International:
Easy low-alcohol cocktails and non-alcoholic drinks for summer 18:07

Rugby:
All Blacks coach Scott Robertson is praising the two youngsters that helmed the second row in the 26-13 win over Ireland in Chicago 18:07

Hamilton:
UK train stabbing leaves 10 in hospital, nine with life-threatening injuries, police say 17:27

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