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National Climate Summary - November 2009: An Extremely Dry, Windy Month

National Climate Summary - November 2009: An Extremely Dry, Windy Month

* Rainfall: Extremely dry in the northeast of the North Island, and eastern South Island. Record low rainfall in Northland, parts of Auckland, Coromandel, Bay of Plenty, Taupo, Canterbury, Otago and inland Southland.

Powerco Cautiously Optimistic Following Commerce Commission Determination

Powerco Cautiously Optimistic Following Commerce Commission Determination

Powerco Regulation and Business Manager Paul Goodeve said the Company was cautiously optimistic about the future of regulation in New Zealand following the release of the Commerce Commission's latest determination on electricity distribution pricing.

2009 Steinlager Rugby Award Nominees Announced

2009 Steinlager Rugby Award Nominees Announced

The nominees for this year's Steinlager Rugby Awards, New Zealand's premier rugby awards, have been announced.

DHBs To Take Group Approach To Upping Immunisation Rates

DHBs To Take Group Approach To Upping Immunisation Rates

Wellington, Nov 18 NZPA - Slowing immunisation rates have prompted the Health Ministry to consider new ways of reaching its target of 95 percent coverage within three years.

Blues Biggest Super 14 Movers

Blues Biggest Super 14 Movers

Wellington, Nov 11 NZPA - The Blues were the biggest movers and shakers of the five New Zealand Super 14 franchises who unveiled their 2010 rugby squads today.

Parties Committed To Solving Rotorua Effluent Issues

Parties Committed To Solving Rotorua Effluent Issues

The dairy industry and Environment Bay of Plenty said they're committed to working together to solve the Rotorua farmers' effluent non-compliance issues.

Polytechnic Strikes Set To Continue As Exams Loom

Strikes at polytechnics in Northland, Bay of Plenty, Taranaki, Hamilton, Auckland and Porirua look set to continue for another week after employers failed to change their position after this week's strikes.

Fight Against Kauri Dieback Gets Funding Boost

The fight against kauri dieback has received a welcome funding boost this week. Government has pledged almost $5million for a five-year programme to protect New Zealand's native kauri.

Carter & Groser: Government Pledges $4.7 Million To Help Save Kauri

Carter & Groser: Government Pledges $4.7 Million To Help Save Kauri

The Government is to inject $4.7 million into a programme to help save kauri trees threatened by a disease known as kauri dieback (Phytophthora taxon Agathis).

All Blacks Go On The Defensive As Smith Tackles New Role

All Blacks Go On The Defensive As Smith Tackles New Role

By Chris Barclay of NZPA

Auckland, Oct 22 NZPA - Wayne Smith had a chance to leave his new imprint on the All Blacks structure today when the team's defensive strategies were fine-tuned before preparations for the end of year tour camp wound up in Auckland.