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  •   Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    Ex-Tropical Cyclone Tam's continuing its rampage down the country
     18 April 2025
    Ex-Tropical Cyclone Tam's continuing its rampage down the country
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    Why is India's largest wildlife rescue facility threatening to sue conservationists?
    18 Apr: Conservationists and journalists say they’re being threatened with legal action after raising questions about the impact of India's largest zoo.... more
    Unsettled weather conditions will continue into Easter weekend as popular holiday hotspots are cut off by road
    18 Apr: Unsettled weather conditions will continue into Easter weekend as popular holiday hotspots are cut off by road... more
    About 10 thousand homes are without power in Northland as crews work to turn the lights back on
    17 Apr: About 10 thousand homes are without power in Northland as crews work to turn the lights back on... more
    Emergency crews and power companies are working hard to deal with the consequences of today's bad weather across the North Island
    17 Apr: Emergency crews and power companies are working hard to deal with the consequences of today's bad weather across the North Island... more
    A wide ranging weather system is causing mass disruption in the upper North Island, ahead of the long weekend
    17 Apr: A wide ranging weather system is causing mass disruption in the upper North Island, ahead of the long weekend... more
    ‘De-extinction’ of dire wolves promotes false hope: technology can’t undo extinction
    17 Apr: Claims of ‘bringing back’ any species take away focus from proven solutions that can actually fix the extinction crisis.... more
    A warning to keep away from the coast, as extreme winds wreak havoc in the upper North Island
    17 Apr: A warning to keep away from the coast, as extreme winds wreak havoc in the upper North Island... more
    Heavy rain and wind is set to pick up throughout the night in the North Island and the top of the South Island
    16 Apr: Heavy rain and wind is set to pick up throughout the night in the North Island and the top of the South Island... more
    Internet and phone services in Otago and Southland have been disrupted - first by animals, then a human whoopsie
    16 Apr: Internet and phone services in Otago and Southland have been disrupted - first by animals, then a human whoopsie... more

     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     16 Apr: Internet and phone services in Otago and Southland have been disrupted - first by animals, then a human whoopsie +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
     16 Apr: Tropical Cyclone Tam - which has brought wind and rain across the upper North Island has now been classified a subtropical low +++++++++++++++++++++
     10 May: State Highway 29 over the North Island's Kaimai Ranges has reopened +++++++++++++
     18 Apr: Why is India's largest wildlife rescue facility threatening to sue conservationists? +++++++++++++
     28 Apr: A man's in hospital, after slipping on brand new flooring at Napier's Aquatic Centre, just after a 12-month, four-million-dollar revamp +++++++++++++
     19 Apr: MetService has issued a severe thunderstorm warning across Auckland ++++++++++++
     24 Apr: Thick black smoke's visible across Auckland with a large fire roaring on the North Shore ++++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      15 May: I’m a chromebook power user. i swear by these 9 productivity tips (PC World)
      15 May: Google is testing an ‘ai mode’ button in place of ‘i’m feeling lucky’ (PC World)
      14 May: Apple’s old home app is going away. here’s how to avoid being locked out (PC World)
      13 May: 5 unusual pc gaming accessories you need to know about (PC World)
      7 May: Bank of new zealand sees rise in net profit for first half (RadioNZ)
      6 May: Don’t get hacked! i open dubious pc files in a sandbox. you should too (PC World)
      6 May: The people refusing to use ai (BBCWorld)
      6 May: Sightful spacetop review: impressive ar display… until the bugs show up (PC World)
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