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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    There's still no sign of more Queensland fruit flies, after a single male fly was found in Auckland
     10 January 2026
    There's still no sign of more Queensland fruit flies, after a single male fly was found in Auckland
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    A warning that today's heat and wind alerts raise fire risk
    10 Jan: A warning that today's heat and wind alerts raise fire risk... more
    Kiwis are being urged to prepare for fire risks amid soaring temperatures today
    10 Jan: Kiwis are being urged to prepare for fire risks amid soaring temperatures today... more
    Records could roll as an Australian heat wave crosses the Tasman
    10 Jan: Records could roll as an Australian heat wave crosses the Tasman... more
    The remaining pilot whales stranded at Farewell Spit have been refloated
    9 Jan: The remaining pilot whales stranded at Farewell Spit have been refloated... more
    Donald Trump pulls US out of dozens of international organisations on environment and security
    9 Jan: Protecting women and children, halting climate change and preventing acts of terrorism — these are the goals the White House now says go against America's goals.... more
    Solar to the fore as grid sails through heatwave and record demand
    9 Jan: For so long, the pounding sunshine of an Australian heatwave was the grid's biggest threat. It has now become its greatest asset.... more
    A deep, magnitude 5.4 earthquake has struck the lower North Island, in south Taranaki
    9 Jan: A deep, magnitude 5.4 earthquake has struck the lower North Island, in south Taranaki... more
    A sweltering weekend's ahead for many parts of the country - and Fire and Emergency's warning the risk of fires and wildfires is high
    9 Jan: A sweltering weekend's ahead for many parts of the country - and Fire and Emergency's warning the risk of fires and wildfires is high... more
    Biosecurity teams are ramping up controls in Auckland - after catching a single male Queensland fruit fly in a Mount Roskill surveillance trap on Tuesday
    9 Jan: Biosecurity teams are ramping up controls in Auckland - after catching a single male Queensland fruit fly in a Mount Roskill surveillance trap on Tuesday... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     04 Jan: State Highway 35 between Gisborne and Tolaga Bay, has now re-opened ++++++++++++++++++
     03 Jan: MetService is forecasting severe weather to batter the North Island's East Coast this weekend +++++++++++++++
     02 Jan: Severe weather's expected to batter Northland and Auckland until the evening +++++++++++++++
     31 Dec: Heavy rain is expected for the Northwest of the South Island ++++++++++++
     27 Dec: A severe thunderstorm warning's in place for Selwyn, Ashburton, and Christchurch City, with a high chance of large hail, heavy rain, and frequent lightning ++++++++++++
     28 Dec: Crews are cleaning up an oil spill along a stretch of State Highway 73, between Christchurch and the West Coast ++++++++++++
     02 Jan: Horowhenua District Council's providing financial assistance for locals impacted by last Sunday's severe weather ++++++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      22 Jan: Benq rd280ug review: the best monitor for coding gets an upgrade (PC World)
      22 Jan: I love my android phone. an android laptop sounds like a nightmare (PC World)
      21 Jan: High seas treaty welcome news for sprep in uncertain times (RadioNZ)
      20 Jan: Keep your photos private! set up your own at-home nas cloud alternative (PC World)
      18 Jan: Adventurer aiming to carry kilos of rubbish across cook strait - without a boat (Stuff.co.nz)
      17 Jan: Flic duo review: smart home control with a ‘flic’ of your wrist (PC World)
      17 Jan: Hospital violated trans complaint nurses' dignity, tribunal rules (BBCWorld)
      17 Jan: The blunting of sacked all blacks coach razor (Stuff.co.nz)
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