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Southern west coast braces for heavy rain, clouds over North ease
Meteorologist says the weather across New Zealand is a mix of sunshine and rain.
'New risk': Transpower warns of power cuts after slip threatens towers
A slip has threatened the country's power supply to the north.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Elderly Hawke’s Bay couple airlifted off roof after 111 call made in Invercargill by relatives
The Pakowhai couple waited for five hours on the roof for the helicopter to help them.
‘Devastated’: 50,000 chickens dead in fire at Waikato farm
A blaze at Zeagold chicken farm in Waikato took the lives of 75,000 egg-laying hens today.
'Heartbreak': Lost pets, flooded paddocks, sanctuaries; animal rescue teams on the ground
Many pets are missing and some are grieving the loss of their beloved companions.
‘Happened really fast’: Flood-trapped Aucklanders flee for safety, drowning cows rescued
The flood has left some residents homeless and seeking refuge, farms are submerged.
Gisborne beach tragedy: 9000 locals sign petition for overhaul of forestry industry
A boy suffered fatal injuries in the surf at woody debris-filled Waikanae beach.
Beach tragedy: Boy killed in surf log fall, mayor vows inquiry into wood debris
The youngster was climbing and standing on the floating log in the shallows: witness.
'Be prepared': Warning to brace for new storm, residents at fresh cut off risk
Tairāwhiti residents have been told to have enough supplies for at least three days.
Hours of torrential rain set to hit parts of Aotearoa today, thunderstorm warnings in place
Motorists are still being warned of possible thunderstorms.
Month's worth of rain in a day: Half a metre to fall on West Coast
Eastern regions in the North Island set to see mid to high 20s tomorrow.
Cellphone tower stand-off: Farmer uses digger to protest giant mast in driveway
His gateway hadn't been sprayed with roundup so the access was reckoned to be unused.
Weather: Risk of slips and flood in lower North Island as bad weather continues
Rain is easing in parts of South Island, occasional showers expected across the nation.