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A storm of events could see a proportion of this year's pipfruit harvest left on the trees
25 May 2022
A storm of events could see a proportion of this year's pipfruit harvest left on the trees
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Dunedin residents have been jolted awake by a short, sharp earthquake this morning
24 May:
Dunedin residents have been jolted awake by a short, sharp earthquake this morning...
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Aniwaka Haumaha is facing a hectic few months
24 May:
Aniwaka Haumaha is facing a hectic few months...
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Rare northern Michigan tornado kills two, injures more than 40, flipping cars and tearing off roofs
22 May:
A rare northern Michigan tornado tears through a small community, killing at least two people and injuring more than 40 others as it flipped vehicles, tore roofs from buildings and downed trees and power lines....
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Homes and businesses hit by a tornado in Levin yesterday are set to get help as the response and recovery phase kicks in
21 May:
Homes and businesses hit by a tornado in Levin yesterday are set to get help as the response and recovery phase kicks in...
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Snow is falling far and wide across the South Island
20 May:
Snow is falling far and wide across the South Island...
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It's a day of strong winds in the North Island and heavy snow in the South
20 May:
It's a day of strong winds in the North Island and heavy snow in the South...
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Severe winds have rattled the Lower North Island this morning
20 May:
Severe winds have rattled the Lower North Island this morning...
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Preservation is the reason for skipper Ardie Savea's omission from the Hurricanes' Super Rugby side to face the Rebels in Wellington
19 May:
Preservation is the reason for skipper Ardie Savea's omission from the Hurricanes' Super Rugby side to face the Rebels in Wellington...
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Wild, wet and windy weather is here
19 May:
Wild, wet and windy weather is here...
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