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    In the wake of Cyclone Blake's passing, Western Australia's northwest coast has been forced to brace again as a second tropical low moves through Darwin's southwest

    In the wake of Cyclone Blake's passing, Western Australia's northwest coast has been forced to brace again as a second tropical low moves through Darwin's southwest


    The Bureau of Meteorology says the low could gradually develop into a tropical cyclone as it moves over open waters off the Kimberley coast today..

    Residents between Wyndham and Kuri Bay have been urged to prepare for cyclonic weather

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

     Other Environment News
     25 Oct: Aucklanders are being urged to look out for yellow-legged hornets, following the discovery of a queen's nest this week
     25 Oct: Southland farmers struggling with power outages are being urged to reach out for help
     24 Oct: Movement around some parts of the South Island remains limited, with several highways closed due to the weather
     23 Oct: Authorities say people affected by today's ferocious winds should stay cautious into the night
     23 Oct: Dozens of houses have lost roofs, there are widespread power cuts, and trees are uprooted everywhere - by fierce winds still buffeting the South Island and lower North
     23 Oct: A tiny fossil suggests bowerbirds once lived in ancient New Zealand – new research
     23 Oct: Several thousand people have lost power across the upper half and west coast of the South Island
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     Today's News

    		 Motorsports:
    Mexico felt like a mystery for Liam Lawson, after he finished 11th-fastest in second practice for the latest Grand Prix in Mexico City 14:57

     Living & Travel:
    Aucklanders are being urged to look out for yellow-legged hornets, following the discovery of a queen's nest this week 14:07

     Accident and Emergency:
    Emergency services are responding to a serious crash at the intersection of State Highway 29 and Poripori Road in Western Bay of Plenty 13:47

     Business:
    Amazon apologises for massive AWS outage and reveals cause 13:37

     Boxing:
    British heavyweight boxer Fabio Wardley insists there's no need for hatred towards New Zealand opponent Joseph Parker, ahead of the pair's upcoming bout in London 13:27

     Motoring:
    Supercars driver Ryan Wood feels he's up to the task of dealing with the Gold Coast track surface ahead of this afternoon's race one qualifying 13:07

     Cricket:
    Kane Williamson's got the rookie feeling all over again in Black Caps camp 12:47

     Living & Travel:
    ACC's already paid out more than nine-million dollars for tramping related injuries this year 11:57

     Boxing:
    Joseph Parker's opponent is out to prove the critics wrong in tomorrow morning's heavyweight boxing clash in London 11:47

     International:
    Billionaire fashion CEO Isak Andic met a tragic end. Now his son is an alleged suspect 11:17

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