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      Home > News > Environment

    It's looking like a cracker New Year's Eve for those outdoors at a festival or around the barbeque

    It's looking like a cracker New Year's Eve for those outdoors at a festival or around the barbeque


    Weatherwatch says the transition to 2020 will be dry and calm across the whole country - except in Fiordland which may see some rain before midnight.

    © 2026 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Environment News
     02 Mar: Wellington's mayor says the Council is not looking at compensating businesses on the wastewater plagued-southern coast
     01 Mar: The first day of Autumn is bringing snow to the South Island
     01 Mar: The Hurricanes have confirmed Brett Cameron has been ruled out for the rest of Super Rugby
     28 Feb: All Black Jordie Barrett is backing the talent of Hurricanes teammate Callum Harkin to step up at first five ahead of this afternoon's Super Rugby contest with the Fijian Drua in Lautoka
     28 Feb: Concerns for North Island Brown Kiwi living on Kawau Island, north of Auckland - after survey results show low breeding success
     27 Feb: A mere 48 hours after Wellington's Mayor went for a swim prove the sea was safe, the southern coast has again been declared unsuitable for swimming
     27 Feb: It's expected to be months before storm-ravaged highways on the Coromandel Peninsula are fully restored
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    BUSINESS BUSINESS
    The conflict in the Middle East has seen oil prices jump - and could mean higher costs at the pump More...


     Today's News

    		 Business:
    The conflict in the Middle East has seen oil prices jump - and could mean higher costs at the pump 21:57

     Law and Order:
    Police are investigating an unexplained death in Whangarei, after a body was found this morning 21:17

     International:
    Weekend of war: Key moments from the first 48 hours of strikes in the Middle East 21:07

     Accident and Emergency:
    A man's been taken into custody after armed police attended a family harm callout in Waikato's Parawera, southeast of Te Awamutu 19:07

     Cricket:
    Black Caps coach Rob Walter is grateful their subcontinent travels at the T20 World Cup are not done yet 18:57

     Rugby:
    A new job for Kiwi rugby coach Wayne Pivac 18:37

     Living & Travel:
    Last total lunar eclipse until 2029 is coming tomorrow – don’t miss it 18:17

     International:
    Iran's next supreme leader may have been waiting for this moment to rise 18:17

     Rugby League:
    Warriors halfback Luke Metcalf has declared his comeback to the NRL on track but is refusing to narrow down a date 18:07

     National:
    Strait of Hormuz: if the Iran conflict shuts world’s most important oil chokepoint, global economic chaos could follow 18:07

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