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NewsAuckland Harbour Bridge remains open, despite windy weather
Forecast 90 kph wind gusts did not reach expected levels on Auckland Harbour Bridge today avoiding plans to close the bridge to traffic, but transport authorities are warning that closures may happen at very short notice if necessary.
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Heavy rainfall hits the East Coast
Heavy rain has hit the East Coast of the North Island, causing surface flooding and slips along State Highway 35.
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Veteran Māori weather presenter Tina Carline mourned
New Zealand's very first female weather presenter Christina Mei Carline(Te Arawa, Ngāti Tūwharetoa), better known to viewers as Tina Carline, has passed away following a battle with cancer.
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Temporary accommodation available for flooded Southland residents
A Temporary Accommodation service has been activated by the Govt today for Southland residents affected by recent flooding caused by heavy rainfall.
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Thunderstorms, heavy rain, wind warnings across Aotearoa
Heavy rain and wind warnings are expected to affect the country through to Thursday, caused by heavy wind and possible thunderstorms.
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Thunderstorms and heavy rain warnings
As the long weekend draws to an end, heavy rain warnings are in place around NZ and the heaviest falls expected in Eastern Bay of Plenty and the Gisborne Ranges.
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Body recovered from floodwaters near Hokitika
The body of an elderly woman has been recovered near the floodwaters in the Arahura Valley, north of Hokitika, police have confirmed.
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MetService say we're not clear of Cyclone Oma's path
Warnings are being issued with heavy rain and winds expected to hit some parts of the North Island over the weekend. MetService predict Cyclone Oma will move past the country but we're not out of the firing line.
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Wet weekend for Te Matatini courtesy of Cyclone Oma
Cold and wet conditions are set to put a dampener on Te Matatini ki te Ao as a low-pressure system is forecasted for the final days of competition in Wellington.
