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A long recovery ahead for Nelson Tasman

14 July 2025

A long recovery ahead for Nelson Tasman

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Some residents remains isolated, as the flood clean up continues in Nelson Tasman
	13 Jul: Some residents remains isolated, as the flood clean up continues in Nelson Tasman... more

A reward has soared to 50 thousand dollars for information about three sea lions deaths, in Southland
	13 Jul: A reward has soared to 50 thousand dollars for information about three sea lions deaths, in Southland... more

Australia's small Tuvaluan diaspora is about to grow fast — and it's determined to keep traditions alive
	13 Jul: Australia's small but vibrant Tuvaluan community is preparing for the arrival of new migrants from their home islands — including with youth events teaching their culture to the next generation.... more

Geonet has recorded a 4.2 magnitude earthquake just outside of Queenstown
	12 Jul: Geonet has recorded a 4.2 magnitude earthquake just outside of Queenstown... more

Local electricity providers have been working to restore outages in parts of Nelson Tasman and Banks Peninsula
	12 Jul: Local electricity providers have been working to restore outages in parts of Nelson Tasman and Banks Peninsula... more

Farms and orchards in the Nelson Tasman region have been carved up by floodwaters following severe weather
	12 Jul: Farms and orchards in the Nelson Tasman region have been carved up by floodwaters following severe weather... more

State Highway One through the Mangamuka Gorge has reopened, after it was closed due to a slip overnight
	12 Jul: State Highway One through the Mangamuka Gorge has reopened, after it was closed due to a slip overnight... more

NZTA is working to assess weather damage to state highways across the country
	12 Jul: NZTA is working to assess weather damage to state highways across the country... more

MetService says unsettled conditions will continue to affect many parts of the country over the weekend, with periods of heavy rain for the west of the South Island
	12 Jul: MetService says unsettled conditions will continue to affect many parts of the country over the weekend, with periods of heavy rain for the west of the South Island... more

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