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      Home > News > Accident and Emergency

    Fire and Emergency is urging the public not to light any fires until after Labour Weekend, as another dose of severe weather is set to sweep across the country

    Fire and Emergency is urging the public not to light any fires until after Labour Weekend, as another dose of severe weather is set to sweep across the country


    Fire crews are currently monitoring the sites of multiple blazes in Kaikoura and southern Hawke's Bay.

    Fourteen structures, including five homes around the Kaikoura district, have been destroyed.

    Gale force winds are set to arrive tonight, along with significant heat, with Canterbury expected to reach 26 degrees tomorrow.

    Fire and Emergency Assistant National Commander Ken Cooper says wind and heat are a recipe for disaster.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Accident and Emergency News
     22 Oct: Our newsroom understands Police believe a sudden death in Queenstown this morning, was after a fall from a balcony
     22 Oct: Police are investigating an unexplained death on Whangarei's Bank Street, of a person found before 6am
     22 Oct: Windy conditions look set to hang around, and pose a significant risk for fire affected areas
     21 Oct: Multiple highways across the country are closed - as the wild weather continues to rage
     21 Oct: One person has died following a boating incident off the coast of Napier today
     21 Oct: Turbulent weather's still evolving across the country - for a second chaotic day, with one person dying after being hit by a fallen branch in Wellington
     21 Oct: Parents and caregivers are being reminded to keep close to their kids around water - even near water features that seem lower risk
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     Entertainment:
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     Law and Order:
    Our newsroom understands Police believe a sudden death in Queenstown this morning, was after a fall from a balcony 12:47

     Entertainment:
    Jennifer Flavin believes that a lack of "structure" is leading celebrity children to identify as trans 12:30

     Business:
    A financial commentator's urging the Government to stay the course on climate reporting rules - and not change them 12:07

     Entertainment:
    Tim Curry is "not scared" of death and believes he will "welcome it" 12:00

     International:
    Anthony Albanese defends Kevin Rudd after criticism from Donald Trump 11:57

     Law and Order:
    A Christchurch man's been charged, after police recovered firearms, knives, batons and hatchets from an allegedly stolen vehicle 11:57

     Entertainment:
    Sir David Beckham credits Guy Ritchie with inspiring his love of the countryside because he is the "ultimate country gentleman" 11:30

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