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A State of Emergency has been declared in the Nelson-Tasman region
10 July 2025
A State of Emergency has been declared in the Nelson-Tasman region
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Heavy rain and severe gales are once again ready to pummel Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough
10 Jul:
Heavy rain and severe gales are once again ready to pummel Nelson, Tasman and Marlborough...
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A pedestrian has been seriously injured after being hit by a car in Blenheim's Islington
8 Jul:
A pedestrian has been seriously injured after being hit by a car in Blenheim's Islington...
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A West Coast Tasman MP wants a 'mini-version' of the Government's fast-track system, to speed up consent processing
4 Jul:
A West Coast Tasman MP wants a 'mini-version' of the Government's fast-track system, to speed up consent processing...
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A young Motueka family's lost their home to severe flooding in Tasman's Motueka Valley
1 Jul:
A young Motueka family's lost their home to severe flooding in Tasman's Motueka Valley...
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Nelson Mayor Nick Smith says the death of a person from floodwaters is a tragedy
28 Jun:
Nelson Mayor Nick Smith says the death of a person from floodwaters is a tragedy...
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Fire and Emergency says a number of households on Moteuka River West Bank Rd in Tasman have been impacted by floods
27 Jun:
Fire and Emergency says a number of households on Moteuka River West Bank Rd in Tasman have been impacted by floods...
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More than 17 schools around Nelson and Tasman are closed, due to the wet weather
27 Jun:
More than 17 schools around Nelson and Tasman are closed, due to the wet weather...
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Heavy rain is prompting evacuations in Marlborough this morning
27 Jun:
Heavy rain is prompting evacuations in Marlborough this morning...
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Some Marlborough residents are preparing to evacuate, as wild weather batters the region
26 Jun:
Some Marlborough residents are preparing to evacuate, as wild weather batters the region...
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