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  •   Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    The wet weather's on its way out - but it's taking its time in some parts of the country
     5 July 2025
    The wet weather's on its way out - but it's taking its time in some parts of the country
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    A broad area of low pressure is moving across the North Island - bringing showery conditions to some parts
    5 Jul: A broad area of low pressure is moving across the North Island - bringing showery conditions to some parts... more
    More weather warnings today for the upper South Island - with a Heavy Rain Watch in effect until 2pm
    4 Jul: More weather warnings today for the upper South Island - with a Heavy Rain Watch in effect until 2pm... more
    Chorus is apologising for yesterday's mobile phone and internet outage in Tasman's Golden Bay, which affected 111 calls
    4 Jul: Chorus is apologising for yesterday's mobile phone and internet outage in Tasman's Golden Bay, which affected 111 calls... more
    Christchurch City Council has taken to the air to understand how storms have changed our coastlines
    4 Jul: Christchurch City Council has taken to the air to understand how storms have changed our coastlines... more
    The worst of Taranaki's weather is over - but there's still more rain to come
    3 Jul: The worst of Taranaki's weather is over - but there's still more rain to come... more
    People are already leaving their homes at the top of the South Island, as the flood-hit region faces another round of heavy rain
    3 Jul: People are already leaving their homes at the top of the South Island, as the flood-hit region faces another round of heavy rain... more
    Some parts of the country are bracing for more heavy weather, less than a week on from severe flooding
    3 Jul: Some parts of the country are bracing for more heavy weather, less than a week on from severe flooding... more
    A young Motueka family's lost their home to severe flooding in Tasman's Motueka Valley
    1 Jul: A young Motueka family's lost their home to severe flooding in Tasman's Motueka Valley... more
    Killer whales are cruising through shallow Auckland waters looking for a tasty treat
    29 Jun: Killer whales are cruising through shallow Auckland waters looking for a tasty treat... more

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     22 Aug: New Zealand authorities have confirmed there's no tsunami risk here after a 7.5 earthquake off South America +++++++++++++++
     26 Aug: New Zealand's first ever potato ice cream is now available from the shelves +++++++++++++++
     23 Aug: Police have arrested three Greenpeace activists, after they occupied a Talley's bottom trawling vessel in Nelson this morning ++++++++++++++
     06 Sep: Skiers and boarders are throwing themselves down a mountain in Queenstown ++++++++++++++
     05 Sep: Frustration in Nelson, as the South Island's biggest sawmill closes down +++++++++++++
     23 Aug: The full Hawke's Bay trails network has reopened for the public, after a two-year rebuild from Cyclone Gabrielle +++++++++++++

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