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Cautious optimism New Zealand could once again be home to the now-extinct Moa, by the year 2035
16 October 2025
Cautious optimism New Zealand could once again be home to the now-extinct Moa, by the year 2035
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Mooove over dairy and beef cows, for a new hybrid breed on the block
15 Oct:
Mooove over dairy and beef cows, for a new hybrid breed on the block...
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Waikato's State Highway 30 - from Te Kuiti to Benneydale - is expected to open at 7pm - after being closed since yesterday's downpours
15 Oct:
Waikato's State Highway 30 - from Te Kuiti to Benneydale - is expected to open at 7pm - after being closed since yesterday's downpours...
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Major roads are staying shut in northern Taranaki and Waikato today, after yesterday's downpours
15 Oct:
Major roads are staying shut in northern Taranaki and Waikato today, after yesterday's downpours...
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Auckland's Central Fire Station is back up and running after a closure on Saturday, when asbestos was found in dust samples
13 Oct:
Auckland's Central Fire Station is back up and running after a closure on Saturday, when asbestos was found in dust samples...
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A slip is restricting a part of State Highway 73, near the Westland District town of Jacksons, as strong winds continue
12 Oct:
A slip is restricting a part of State Highway 73, near the Westland District town of Jacksons, as strong winds continue...
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It's a wet and windy day for many parts of the country, with the lower North Island and the Canterbury High Country bearing the worst of it
12 Oct:
It's a wet and windy day for many parts of the country, with the lower North Island and the Canterbury High Country bearing the worst of it...
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Heavy rainfall in Mexico has left at least 27 people dead and more missing
11 Oct:
Heavy rainfall in Mexico has left at least 27 people dead and more missing...
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Heavy downpours and strong wind gusts are setting in for central and southern parts of the country
11 Oct:
Heavy downpours and strong wind gusts are setting in for central and southern parts of the country...
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A tsunami warning has been issued following a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Drake Passage
11 Oct:
A tsunami warning has been issued following a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the Drake Passage...
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26 Oct:
A message for those who have been without power for several days, after strong winds caused widespread outages - to think about food safety
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21 Oct:
Another round of heavy rain and strong winds is moving up the country
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24 Oct:
Movement around some parts of the South Island remains limited, with several highways closed due to the weather
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10 Nov:
A huge wildfire continues to burn through Tongariro National Park - with the cause still not known
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21 Oct:
Turbulent weather's still evolving across the country - for a second chaotic day, with one person dying after being hit by a fallen branch in Wellington
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22 Oct:
A clear message to people in the firing line of destructive winds tomorrow - stay indoors, avoid travel and secure property
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03 Nov:
A house fire in Chrischurch's Hoon Hay last night isn't being treated as suspicious
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17 Nov:
Mixed reviews from advisers on fma regulation
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15 Nov:
Beware! how ai is writing phishing emails that look real
(PC World)
14 Nov:
Fishing vessel stuck on rocks near whenua hou codfish island
(Stuff.co.nz)
12 Nov:
Old games, new pc: how to run dos classics on windows 11
(PC World)
8 Nov:
Pc hardware as service? that’s gonna be a hard no from me, dawg
(PC World)
7 Nov:
Windows 11’s taskbar audio settings suck. here’s how to fix it
(PC World)
6 Nov:
Amd expects record cpu sales to keep growing
(PC World)
5 Nov:
Google nest doorbell review: gemini is a game-changer
(PC World)
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18:07
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17:07
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16:57
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