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Heartbreak for the Hurricanes after being knocked out of the Super Rugby Pacific playoffs by the Brumbies in Canberra
8 June 2025
Heartbreak for the Hurricanes after being knocked out of the Super Rugby Pacific playoffs by the Brumbies in Canberra
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The chill's continuing for much of the country, with temperatures set to plummet overnight
7 Jun:
The chill's continuing for much of the country, with temperatures set to plummet overnight...
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Several South Island towns are without power as a polar blast sweeps the country
7 Jun:
Several South Island towns are without power as a polar blast sweeps the country...
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Frosty conditions are hanging around this weekend, with snow still covering parts of the South Island today
6 Jun:
Frosty conditions are hanging around this weekend, with snow still covering parts of the South Island today...
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Weather conditions have eased - but disruption continues in many parts of the country
5 Jun:
Weather conditions have eased - but disruption continues in many parts of the country...
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Disruptions are continuing this morning, following a night of severe weather in many parts of the country
5 Jun:
Disruptions are continuing this morning, following a night of severe weather in many parts of the country...
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Some homes in the central North Island could be evacuated, following a night of heavy rain in many parts of the country
5 Jun:
Some homes in the central North Island could be evacuated, following a night of heavy rain in many parts of the country...
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MetService has issued short-term severe thunderstorm warning, for the North Island until 10.07
4 Jun:
MetService has issued short-term severe thunderstorm warning, for the North Island until 10.07...
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Torrential rain and strong gales are blowing across much of the North Island tonight, with Auckland hit hard
4 Jun:
Torrential rain and strong gales are blowing across much of the North Island tonight, with Auckland hit hard...
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A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake has struck 50-kilometres north-west of Te Anau, at a depth of 23 kilometres
4 Jun:
A moderate 5.1 magnitude earthquake has struck 50-kilometres north-west of Te Anau, at a depth of 23 kilometres...
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