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A rahui is in place for the northern coastline of the South Island following torrential rain

29 June 2025

A rahui is in place for the northern coastline of the South Island following torrential rain

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The weather is starting to improve but people are being warned to be cautious
	29 Jun: The weather is starting to improve but people are being warned to be cautious... more

A rahui has been placed across the entire northern coastline of the top of the south island - following the severe weather and flooding
	29 Jun: A rahui has been placed across the entire northern coastline of the top of the south island - following the severe weather and flooding... more

The Emergency Management Minister is expected to visit flood-affected South Island regions tomorrow
	28 Jun: The Emergency Management Minister is expected to visit flood-affected South Island regions tomorrow... more

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... more

One person has died while clearing floodwaters in Tasman
	28 Jun: One person has died while clearing floodwaters in Tasman... more

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... more

High tide's expected to put more pressure on infrastructure already-impacted by wet weather in the Upper South Island
	27 Jun: High tide's expected to put more pressure on infrastructure already-impacted by wet weather in the Upper South Island... more

Authorities in the Upper South Island are hopeful the worst of intense rainfall has passed
	27 Jun: Authorities in the Upper South Island are hopeful the worst of intense rainfall has passed... more

Severe weather is also battering Auckland
	27 Jun: Severe weather is also battering Auckland... more

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