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After being destroyed in a three day storm in February, some of Southland's finest walking tracks are being rebuilt

17 May 2020

After being destroyed in a three day storm in February, some of Southland's finest walking tracks are being rebuilt

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Auckland and Queenstown have been reconnected
	16 May: Auckland and Queenstown have been reconnected... more

Level 2 is well underway and many of us are now looking forward to taking a holiday somewhere around the country
	16 May: Level 2 is well underway and many of us are now looking forward to taking a holiday somewhere around the country... more

Auckland Council is urging people to check their boats as they prepare to get back on the water - and not just for regular maintenance checks
	16 May: Auckland Council is urging people to check their boats as they prepare to get back on the water - and not just for regular maintenance checks... more

Auckland's council-owned pools are staying closed for the foreseeable future
	15 May: Auckland's council-owned pools are staying closed for the foreseeable future... more

The magic walk to get to Rob Roy Glacier will remain closed despite access being lifted for Level 2
	14 May: The magic walk to get to Rob Roy Glacier will remain closed despite access being lifted for Level 2... more

The economic impact of Covid-19 is expected to be worse than the Canterbury earthquakes and the Global Financial Crisis combined
	14 May: The economic impact of Covid-19 is expected to be worse than the Canterbury earthquakes and the Global Financial Crisis combined... more

Hawke's Bay farmers say Covid-19 is the least of their problems - as they suffer the worst drought in decades
	13 May: Hawke's Bay farmers say Covid-19 is the least of their problems - as they suffer the worst drought in decades... more

A karakia is taking place about now to lift a Covid-19 road block in a remote community on the East Coast of the North Island
	13 May: A karakia is taking place about now to lift a Covid-19 road block in a remote community on the East Coast of the North Island... more

Two fires in Auckland have highlighted the importance of smoke alarms and sprinkler systems
	12 May: Two fires in Auckland have highlighted the importance of smoke alarms and sprinkler systems... more

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Most Popular Recent Environment News

07 May: Two cuts on the same stretch of fibre optic cable, are causing major problems for Vodafone customers in the Central North Island ++++++++++++++++++++++++

17 May: Fire crews have contained the large fire in Rolleston, Christchurch +++++++

02 May: Heavy rain and northerly gales are on the way for many parts of New Zealand tomorrow and Monday +++++++

16 May: Auckland and Queenstown have been reconnected ++++++

05 May: Power has slowly been turned back on in Hawera ++++++

18 May: More water use breaches by Aucklanders ++++++

15 May: Auckland's council-owned pools are staying closed for the foreseeable future ++++++

Environment NewsLinks

27 May: Environmental group seeks ruling on mataura's hazardous substance (Stuff.co.nz)

27 May: Govt's 'zero-deaths' seabird plan needs cameras on boats, groups say (NZ Herald)

25 May: Appeals to subdivide land at haumoana dismissed by environment court (Stuff.co.nz)

25 May: Oil companies appeal council over new environment plan (Stuff.co.nz)

24 May: Coronavirus: hamilton's private lab helping test for covid-19 (Stuff.co.nz)

22 May: Marlborough iwi fear council plan fails to protect 'potentially hundreds' of sacred sites (RadioNZ)

22 May: Marlborough iwi fear council plan fails to protect 'potentially hundreds' of sacred sites (Stuff.co.nz)

21 May: Pacific warned of seabed mining's irreversible impacts (RadioNZ)

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