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Hamilton's Central Library will under-go building work from August - to replace its damaged facade

10 May 2025

Hamilton's Central Library will under-go building work from August - to replace its damaged facade

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There's a severe thunderstorm warning for South Waikato, Western Bay of Plenty and Rotorua
	9 May: There's a severe thunderstorm warning for South Waikato, Western Bay of Plenty and Rotorua... more

There's flooding on Auckland's North Shore, as wild weather smashes the upper North Island
	9 May: There's flooding on Auckland's North Shore, as wild weather smashes the upper North Island... more

A major road has flooded in Auckland as wet weather makes its way across the country
	9 May: A major road has flooded in Auckland as wet weather makes its way across the country... more

Geckos are hot property in the pet trade — and poachers are scouring New Caledonia's forests for them
	9 May: New Caledonia's giant geckos are the latest sensation in the global pet trade. But conservationists warn their social media-fuelled popularity is putting the endangered species at risk.... more

Vanuatu's capital city is rising anew from a deadly earthquake. What will it look like?
	8 May: Port Vila is rebuilding after a magnitude-7.3 earthquake — and residents see an opportunity to increase the city's tourism appeal.... more

Warnings for South Islanders on the West Coast and Otago - over incoming heavy rain
	7 May: Warnings for South Islanders on the West Coast and Otago - over incoming heavy rain... more

Wetter, windier weather is moving up the South Island
	7 May: Wetter, windier weather is moving up the South Island... more

Classical music is expected to continue to ring through the Christchurch Bus Interchange
	6 May: Classical music is expected to continue to ring through the Christchurch Bus Interchange... more

Rainfall data for April - shows parts of the country were uncharacteristically wet
	5 May: Rainfall data for April - shows parts of the country were uncharacteristically wet... more

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Most Popular Recent Environment News

16 Apr: Internet and phone services in Otago and Southland have been disrupted - first by animals, then a human whoopsie +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

16 Apr: Tropical Cyclone Tam - which has brought wind and rain across the upper North Island has now been classified a subtropical low +++++++++++++++++++++

10 May: State Highway 29 over the North Island's Kaimai Ranges has reopened ++++++++++++++

18 Apr: Why is India's largest wildlife rescue facility threatening to sue conservationists? +++++++++++++

28 Apr: A man's in hospital, after slipping on brand new flooring at Napier's Aquatic Centre, just after a 12-month, four-million-dollar revamp +++++++++++++

19 Apr: MetService has issued a severe thunderstorm warning across Auckland ++++++++++++

24 Apr: Thick black smoke's visible across Auckland with a large fire roaring on the North Shore ++++++++++

Environment NewsLinks

16 May: 'no magic bullets': can the papua new guinea public and the police learn to get along? (RadioNZ)

15 May: I’m a chromebook power user. i swear by these 9 productivity tips (PC World)

15 May: Google is testing an ‘ai mode’ button in place of ‘i’m feeling lucky’ (PC World)

14 May: Apple’s old home app is going away. here’s how to avoid being locked out (PC World)

13 May: 5 unusual pc gaming accessories you need to know about (PC World)

7 May: Bank of new zealand sees rise in net profit for first half (RadioNZ)

6 May: Don’t get hacked! i open dubious pc files in a sandbox. you should too (PC World)

6 May: The people refusing to use ai (BBCWorld)

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Today's News

Entertainment:
Mel B is "always sad" just before her birthday 8:07

Law and Order:
Tottenham football captain Son Heung-min has filed a criminal complaint with the South Korean police as the victim of an alleged blackmail plot after a woman threatened him with a false pregnancy claim 8:07

Cricket:
To golf's Quail Hollow Club in North Carolina... Ryan Fox is one stroke off the clubhouse lead at the PGA Championship major after carding an opening round four-under par 67 8:07

National:
Pope Leo XIV’s link to Haiti is part of a broader American story of race, citizenship and migration 8:07

Health & Safety:
Israeli military strikes in Gaza kill at least 70 people, including local journalist and his family members 7:57

Law and Order:
A spate of car thefts in Wairarapa with 29 cars stolen in just two weeks 7:57

Business:
Fishing company Sanford says its moves to boost productivity are to thank, for doubling it's half year profit to 34 million dollars 7:47

Law and Order:
Two years since Wellington's fatal Loafers lodge fire 7:47

Entertainment:
Sarah Sherman "never meant to hurt" Aimee Lou Wood's feelings with her 'Saturday Night Live' sketch 7:37

International:
India has offered US 'no tariffs' on American goods in trade deal offer, Donald Trump says 7:27

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