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How has NZ stretched and warped this decade?
How has our country warped and stretched this decade? Scientists are about to find out.
How has our country warped and stretched this decade? Scientists are about to find out.
The dry weather is set to continue up until Christmas, the MetService says.
Airlines are worried about fuel supplies through the Refining NZ pipeline.
Concerns over illegal sale of meat and its health risks
Petrol supplies will take several days to get back to normal in Auckland.
The map shows how much of New Zealand is uninhabited - which is a large proportion of it.
Fuel firms are concerned about supplies in Auckland, saying stocks are still recovering.
The amazing weather is over for some of us this week, but it'll still be warm.
A large locked-up North Island fault zone could unleash bottled-up energy in a big quake.
What's been cranking up the heat? Niwa meteorologist Ben Noll explains.
Meteorologist Ciaran Doolin said a clear night was forecast most of the country.
School out for Roxburgh pupils as third day of thunderstorms looms.
Government intent on dealing with petrol prices, which it says may be unreasonably high
A second round of thunderstorms are brewing after yesterday's downpours
Don't be scared, be prepared. That's a scientist's advice around NZ's largest fault zone.
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It's going to be so hot tomorrow in some parts of NZ you'd think it was summer.
This week will be nothing like last week's wild thunder storms
Rejuvenation of the Makatote rail viaduct captured international attention.
Gusts of up to 90kmh are expected in the Auckland region today.
1300 people are set to swim the Auckland Harbour Crossing today.
A dry spell is developing across New Zealand that could last into December.
A child riding a bike is injured after colliding with a truck in Hamilton this morning.
Police National Dive Squad recovered man's body, two days after he was reported missing.
Bad storms predicted for the upper North Island have come to nothing.
After lighting the fires, he entered a flat and ate from the pot on the stove.
The outlook for the rest of November is stunning for most of New Zealand.