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  •   Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    State Highway 73 at Rocky Point, in the South Island's West Coast is reopen after a slip
     19 October 2025
    State Highway 73 at Rocky Point, in the South Island's West Coast is reopen after a slip
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    The Black Caps are happy enough with their half a night's work in the first T20 against England in Christchurch
    19 Oct: The Black Caps are happy enough with their half a night's work in the first T20 against England in Christchurch... more
    Wet and wild weather's set to lash the South Island's West Coast today
    18 Oct: Wet and wild weather's set to lash the South Island's West Coast today... more
    A number of highways in northern Taranaki will stay closed until tomorrow - while crews assess damage from Tuesday's heavy rain
    16 Oct: A number of highways in northern Taranaki will stay closed until tomorrow - while crews assess damage from Tuesday's heavy rain... more
    Cautious optimism New Zealand could once again be home to the now-extinct Moa, by the year 2035
    16 Oct: Cautious optimism New Zealand could once again be home to the now-extinct Moa, by the year 2035... more
    Mooove over dairy and beef cows, for a new hybrid breed on the block
    15 Oct: Mooove over dairy and beef cows, for a new hybrid breed on the block... more
    Waikato's State Highway 30 - from Te Kuiti to Benneydale - is expected to open at 7pm - after being closed since yesterday's downpours
    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... more
    Major roads are staying shut in northern Taranaki and Waikato today, after yesterday's downpours
    15 Oct: Major roads are staying shut in northern Taranaki and Waikato today, after yesterday's downpours... more
    Auckland's Central Fire Station is back up and running after a closure on Saturday, when asbestos was found in dust samples
    13 Oct: Auckland's Central Fire Station is back up and running after a closure on Saturday, when asbestos was found in dust samples... more
    A slip is restricting a part of State Highway 73, near the Westland District town of Jacksons, as strong winds continue
    12 Oct: A slip is restricting a part of State Highway 73, near the Westland District town of Jacksons, as strong winds continue... more

     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     30 Nov: Indonesia flood death toll climbs amid cyclone devastation +++++++++++++
     30 Nov: South-East Asia flood deaths rise as Cyclone Ditwah hits Sri Lanka, heads towards southern India ++++++++++++
     29 Nov: Wet weather and gales are forecasted to cut through the country today, and ease off tomorrow ++++++++++++
     30 Nov: A severe thunderstorm warning has been issued for parts of Kaipara, Auckland City, Waikato, Waitakere, Franklin, Rodney and Albany areas +++++++++++
     05 Dec: Warnings not to collect and eat shellfish along the Bay of Plenty coast - with unsafe levels of toxins that could cause paralysis, respiratory failure and, in severe cases, death +++++++++++
     27 Nov: Here is what we know about Hong Kong's Tai Po fire and the role of bamboo scaffolding +++++++++++
     28 Nov: Another warm start after yesterday's record breaking temperatures, but relief is on its way ++++++++++

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      17 Dec: Instagram reels are now streaming on amazon fire tv devices (PC World)
      17 Dec: How to turn your raspberry pi into the ultimate chess trainer (PC World)
      16 Dec: Legislation to replace rma sent to environment select committee (RadioNZ)
      16 Dec: New ministry to combine housing, transport and environment (RadioNZ)
      16 Dec: Hpe and spark nz partner to redefine hybrid cloud operations (GeekZone)
      16 Dec: Acemagic m1 review: a mini pc with big-time power (PC World)
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