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LAWN mower racing, the novelty motorsport that cuts a 70kmh dash while retaining a practical edge, is going national at this weekend's Manawatu Garden Festival at Manfeild.
NATIONAL CLIMATE CENTRE Monday 2 May 2011 National Climate Summary - April 2011: Record April rainfall for Hawkes Bay, and cool conditions in eastern areas of both islands.
Immediate release: Monday May 2,2011
Northland Fish & Game is tipping good prospects for hunters as the game bird hunting season gets underway on Saturday, May 7.
Summer-like temperatures spread across the entire West Coast today thanks to an almost reverse nor'wester says WeatherWatch.co.nz.
The winds, which came from the east, meant cool conditions for Canterbury but hot and dry for those in the west.
The NZ Transport Agency (NZTA) advises that the opening of the fourth southbound lane on State Highway 1, which had been advertised to open from the Newmarket Viaduct to Greenlane overnight tonight (Sunday,1 May) , has been delayed due to bad weather.
The Top Half of the North Island is in for a rough night with winds hitting gale force in a number of centres reports WeatherWatch.co.nz.
Gales, severe at times, are affecting Cape Reinga with 100km/h easterlies gusting to 135km/h in the past hour, according to NewstalkZB.
Rain warnings are now in force for Northland, Coromandel Peninsula, Bay of Plenty and Rotorua as a sub-tropical low slowly moves towards New Zealand.
Thick high cloud has this afternoon advanced southwards over northern New Zealand turning blue sky into dreary grey ahead of another sub-tropical low which threatens to bring more flooding to the north of both islands.
As exclusively predicted at the start of the week WeatherWatch.co.nz forecasters are concerned about another, more aggressive, sub-tropical low heading towards New Zealand and this morning the government forecaster issued a rain warning well in advance.
HAGLEY HOSTEL FAREWELLED
Former staff and residents of Hagley Hostel gathered to say their farewells to the building earlier this week before demolition starts later next week. The building has been extensively damaged by the September and February earthquakes and is extremely unsafe.
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