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New guidelines to help freshwater fish travel freely
New guidelines to help remove barriers to fish migrating through our rivers and streams.
New guidelines to help remove barriers to fish migrating through our rivers and streams.
Ten of the worst: the misery inflicted in New Zealand by rain, wind and snow
Warnings of a chilly night quickly changed to reports of 100km/h winds in Auckland.
On the rare occasion they hit New Zealand towns, tornadoes are dramatic events.
Kiwis may not know they just lived through an event freakish even under climate change.
After our La Nina-fired summer, there's a chance spring could bring a meddling El Nino.
Temperatures were more than 2C above average in our summer of extremes.
Swells of up to 4m are expected south of Haast.
850 tonnes of mud and sand flushed away seafloor life in Kaikoura Canyon.
At the moment the rain is easing, but another heavy downpour could mean trouble.
Scientists expect to find some "pretty pathetic" examples in post-summer snowline survey.
Scientists set to install listening posts deep in the high-risk Hikurangi Subduction Zone.
Undiscovered volcanic features could lie hidden not far from the Bay of Plenty's coast.
Swamp kauri - a lucrative commodity - is also critical for understanding past climates.
A "trifecta" of big drivers combined to make this summer what will be NZ's hottest ever.
Some Tasman residents remain cut off as the country cleans up after ex-cyclone Gita.
"Hurricane force winds" possible when Gita hits New Zealand.
We can't rule out further tropical cyclones in the third month of the year.
January was the hottest month NZ has experienced since 1867, Dr Jim Salinger says.
Damien O'Connor has extended drought classification to Otago and Southland.
Heatwave set to continue for another two days but weather could turn nasty from Thursday.
If you thought it's been humid already, be warned - it may be about to get stickier.
The last time summer was running this hot, Nazis ran Germany. What's been the difference?
You think it's been hot so far this summer? Wait till tomorrow.
Outdoor activities that were safe to do in cooler conditions could now become hazardous.
People with multiple sclerosis are particularly vulnerable to extreme heat.
Waiau in North Canterbury records 37C as January is on track to be our hottest month ever.
Kiwis are facing a muggy, wet remainder of the summer.
January on track to be hottest in recorded history.
Beachgoers have spotted dolphins, jellyfish, stringrays - and something more ominous.