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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    Orica boss warns Future Gas Strategy leaves local manufacturing at risk without guaranteed lower prices
     10 May 2024
    The boss of Orica, a major explosives manufacturer that relies on gas, says the federal government's gas strategy won't assist what remains of Australia's manufacturing industry unless it caps prices at globally competitive levels.
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    A potential power outage is looming in the chilly air
    10 May: A potential power outage is looming in the chilly air... more
    Police say a house fire in Whangarei last month was arson - and they've launched a homicide investigation into a man's death in the blaze
    9 May: Police say a house fire in Whangarei last month was arson - and they've launched a homicide investigation into a man's death in the blaze... more
    The national grid operator wants to spend more than 30 million dollars to upgrade Hawke's Bay's Redclyffe substation - badly hit by Cyclone Gabrielle
    9 May: The national grid operator wants to spend more than 30 million dollars to upgrade Hawke's Bay's Redclyffe substation - badly hit by Cyclone Gabrielle... more
    Dunedin motorists are being warned to take extreme care, due to icy conditions on roads and motorways
    9 May: Dunedin motorists are being warned to take extreme care, due to icy conditions on roads and motorways... more
    Relief for the Crusaders and All Blacks coaches
    8 May: Relief for the Crusaders and All Blacks coaches... more
    The first snow and ice is expected on South Island roads tonight
    8 May: The first snow and ice is expected on South Island roads tonight... more
    It's set to be another chilly night in many parts of the country
    7 May: It's set to be another chilly night in many parts of the country... more
    A warning that New Zealand needs to act now, to prevent further insurance spikes in the years to come
    6 May: A warning that New Zealand needs to act now, to prevent further insurance spikes in the years to come... more
    It's set to be another chilly night across the South Island
    6 May: It's set to be another chilly night across the South Island... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     26 Apr: Severe thunderstorms are forecast for Canterbury this evening +++++++++++
     20 Apr: What looks to be a serious leg injury to All Blacks hooker Asafo Aumua has detracted from an eighth-straight Super Rugby win for the Hurricanes ++++++++++
     27 Apr: A 4.7 magnitude earthquake has hit south of the Taranaki town of Waverley +++++++++
     26 Apr: Fire and Emergency is urging the public to take extra care with controlled burns +++++++++
     18 Apr: Mayor Wayne Brown says he's not convinced rules on earthquake-prone buildings should apply to Auckland, but he welcomes the Government bringing forward a review +++++++++
     11 Apr: Strong winds have caused disruption across Auckland +++++++++
     16 Apr: Spire collapses after fire breaks out at Copenhagen's 17th-century Old Stock Exchange +++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      11 May: Best antivirus software 2024: keep your pc safe from malware, spyware, and more (PC World)
      10 May: Quishing and vishing: how to protect yourself from new security threats (PC World)
      10 May: Best dash cams 2024: your second set of eyes on the road (PC World)
      9 May: Shane jones sets sights on killer kina - 'an industrial grade problem' (RadioNZ)
      9 May: Multi-million-dollar southland water and land plan finally adopted (Stuff.co.nz)
      8 May: We might not want what america has in its sports stars, but our players do (Sydney Morning Herald)
      7 May: Farmer fumes over ecan chairperson’s ‘hypocrisy’ (Stuff.co.nz)
      7 May: Best reusable water bottles in 2024 - cnet (CNet News)
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     Today's News

    		 Auckland:
    The Auckland worker who was hit by a construction vehicle which rolled down a hill on Wednesday night has died 21:57

     Entertainment:
    Tom Sandoval "tried to take full accountability" for his cheating scandal 21:45

     Business:
    Several teenagers have been taken in by Police, after aggravated robberies in three Auckland businesses, including jewellery stores 21:17

     Entertainment:
    Chris Pine "hated" working as a restaurant host before finding fame 21:15

     Politics:
    Air Vanuatu enters voluntary liquidation, leaving passengers stranded in Australia and Vanuatu 21:07

     Entertainment:
    Dua Lipa consults an astrologist to deal with her problems 20:45

     Entertainment:
    Donna Kelce used to worry about money when her sons were training to become footballers 20:15

     Entertainment:
    Jacob Batalon's mentality "hindered" him with his weight and work 19:45

     Entertainment:
    Rebel Wilson hasn't spoken to Isla Fisher since she made her bombshell claims about Sacha Baron Cohen in her memoir 'Rising Rebel' 19:15

     Rugby:
    The Northern Mystics are prioritising Grace Nweke's health and wellbeing above the needs of the team 18:57
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