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Now here’s something we haven’t seen in a while… Rain and wind! Yes, it is summer (don’t you remember last week?) This week will be wet and a bit windy for most; however, the week will end on a calmer note.
Hastings District Council is proposing to build a boardwalk adjacent to Tauroa Reserve to improve safety for people cycling and walking in the area, and accessing Te Mata Park.
As people prepare to go away for the long weekend, Police want to remind them of the basics of road safety so that everyone sharing our roads can arrive alive.
Waikato Regional Council staff have set up booms around the site of a sunken vessel on the Coromandel Peninsula to prevent any further spread of diesel.
Waikato Regional Council staff have been deployed to a bay on the Coromandel Peninsula after a slick was found following an overnight boat fire.
It’s been a long, hot day, after a full week of work.
A long weekend is on the horizon.
You’re loading the family into the car to begin the trek to the crib, or to see family.
Motorists are advised the southbound lanes of the Southern Motorway (SH1) between Papakura and Drury will be closed overnight on Tuesday, 9 February for essential maintenance.
MetService are forecasting settled conditions over the long weekend, but the weather takes a tumultuous turn in the middle of next week.
The combination of the coming Waitangi Weekend and the Burt Munro motorcycling Challenge in Invercargill from next week could see large volumes of traffic on South Island roads in coming days, says Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency.
A call to save water over the long weekend hasn’t held off the move to Water Alert Level 2 for Hamilton city and parts of WaipÄ district.
Residents in Hamilton, Te Awamutu, Pirongia and ÅhaupÅ will move to Water Alert Level 2 on Thursday 4 February.
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