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      Home > News >  Subscribe to NZCity's Environment articles  Environment
    Transpower is warning of potential power failures in the South Island, while it deals with a severe "geomagnetic induced current event"
     2 January 2025
    Transpower is warning of potential power failures in the South Island, while it deals with a severe "geomagnetic induced current event"
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    Port Vila's CBD remains closed after a deadly earthquake, leaving businesses and workers facing uncertainty
    2 Jan: It's unclear when Port Vila's CBD, usually buzzing with holiday activity, will reopen to the public more than two weeks after a deadly magnitude-7.3 earthquake struck.... more
    Screened wastewater's been spewing off the coast of Wellington's Lyall Bay
    1 Jan: Screened wastewater's been spewing off the coast of Wellington's Lyall Bay... more
    New Year's organisers in Auckland are praying adverse weather won't spoil festivities
    31 Dec 2024: New Year's organisers in Auckland are praying adverse weather won't spoil festivities... more
    A mixed weather outlook for the final day of the year
    31 Dec 2024: A mixed weather outlook for the final day of the year... more
    The Marlborough District Council's recommending people keep clear of waterways and take care on the roads
    30 Dec 2024: The Marlborough District Council's recommending people keep clear of waterways and take care on the roads... more
    Thunderstorms are lashing parts of the country as a low pressure system builds off to the east
    30 Dec 2024: Thunderstorms are lashing parts of the country as a low pressure system builds off to the east... more
    Severe thunderstorms are moving around the top of the South Island
    30 Dec 2024: Severe thunderstorms are moving around the top of the South Island... more
    Boaties are being urged to help stop the spread of exotic caulerpa with our marine ecosystem at stake
    30 Dec 2024: Boaties are being urged to help stop the spread of exotic caulerpa with our marine ecosystem at stake... more
    Move over manuka – here are 5 other delicious native NZ honeys to try this summer
    30 Dec 2024: Manuka honey gets the headlines and the export dollars, but honeys from the nectar of other New Zealand native trees have their own unique tastes and properties. It’s time to spread the love around.... more

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     Most Popular Recent Environment News
     04 Jan: Horticulture New Zealand says any fruit fly outbreak would significantly impact the sector - and the country's economy ++++++++++++++++++
     11 Jan: Los Angeles's dry fire hydrants prompt governor to order investigation ++++++++++++
     03 Jan: Wellington Council is asking residents to keep an eye out and report any incidents of flooding ++++++++++++
     05 Jan: Biosecurity New Zealand is determined to prevent an entrenched fruit fly population growing +++++++++++
     22 Dec: Vanuatu earthquake to 'stretch thin' country's recovery from cascading disasters +++++++++++
     10 Jan: Los Angeles wildfires death toll rises as Palisades and Eaton blazes remain uncontained ++++++++++
     09 Jan: How Santa Ana 'devil winds' and climate change are fuelling fire conditions in California ++++++++++

     Environment NewsLinks
      18 Jan: Arm’s 2025 cpu plans include a big push in pc performance (PC World)
      17 Jan: Toxic algae warnings for multiple southern rivers (RadioNZ)
      17 Jan: Beatbot iskim ultra review: it’s just not a better leaf trap for your pool (PC World)
      16 Jan: Keep your red meat to these limits to protect your brain health, experts say (RadioNZ)
      16 Jan: Windows 12 wasn’t mentioned at ces 2025. that’s a good thing (PC World)
      15 Jan: 'i didn't want to get out of bed' - west ham's gorry (BBCWorld)
      15 Jan: Windows 10 pcs have been stuck in an update loop for days (PC World)
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     Today's News

    		 Sailing:
    The Black Foils are getting to grips with the Auckland Harbour conditions heading into day two of the New Zealand Sail Grand Prix 12:46

     Environment:
    Optimism in the South Island's Golden Bay, where a second refloat attempt is underway for a pod of stranded whales 12:36

     Politics:
    Health Minister Dr Shane Reti could be sliding down the Cabinet ranking's in this afternoon's reshuffle 12:36

     Entertainment:
    Phoebe Dynevor hasn't set a date for her wedding yet 12:35

     Skiing:
    Spanish ski lift collapse injures dozens at Astún resort in the Pyrenees 12:16

     Entertainment:
    Liam Payne's dad Geoff Payne is being sued for defamation by Roger Nores 12:05

     Entertainment:
    Aaliyah's Barbie doll sold out on what would have been her 46th birthday 11:35

     Politics:
    Health Minister Dr Shane Reti could be stripped of the portfolio in today's Cabinet reshuffle 11:06

     Entertainment:
    Kenny Law has died at the age of 68 11:05

     Soccer:
    Liverpool manager Arne Slot has praised the depth of his squad as the Reds forge a six-point lead at the top of the English Premier League 10:46
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