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The chill's continuing for much of the country, with temperatures set to plummet overnight

7 June 2025

The chill's continuing for much of the country, with temperatures set to plummet overnight

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Several South Island towns are without power as a polar blast sweeps the country
	7 Jun: Several South Island towns are without power as a polar blast sweeps the country... more

Frosty conditions are hanging around this weekend, with snow still covering parts of the South Island today
	6 Jun: Frosty conditions are hanging around this weekend, with snow still covering parts of the South Island today... more

Giant 'woolly' rat caught on camera for first time in Papua New Guinea's mountains
	6 Jun: A species of giant rat, the size of a small terrier, has been documented in New Guinea's highlands for the first time.... more

Weather conditions have eased - but disruption continues in many parts of the country
	5 Jun: Weather conditions have eased - but disruption continues in many parts of the country... more

Disruptions are continuing this morning, following a night of severe weather in many parts of the country
	5 Jun: Disruptions are continuing this morning, following a night of severe weather in many parts of the country... more

Some homes in the central North Island could be evacuated, following a night of heavy rain in many parts of the country
	5 Jun: Some homes in the central North Island could be evacuated, following a night of heavy rain in many parts of the country... more

MetService has issued short-term severe thunderstorm warning, for the North Island until 10.07
	4 Jun: MetService has issued short-term severe thunderstorm warning, for the North Island until 10.07... more

Torrential rain and strong gales are blowing across much of the North Island tonight, with Auckland hit hard
	4 Jun: Torrential rain and strong gales are blowing across much of the North Island tonight, with Auckland hit hard... more

A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake has struck 50-kilometres north-west of Te Anau, at a depth of 23 kilometres
	4 Jun: A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake has struck 50-kilometres north-west of Te Anau, at a depth of 23 kilometres... more

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03 Jun: The Hurricanes are vowing not to rely on second-chance possibilities ahead of their Super Rugby qualifying final against the Brumbies in Canberra ++++++++++++

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