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Around the world, panic buying toilet roll and hand sanitiser until the shelves are bare has been a widespread response to the coronavirus or COVID-19. But just because it is a common reaction, doesn’t make it the best.
The Coalition Government has launched the most significant peace-time economic plan in modern New Zealand history to cushion the impact of COVID-19 in the fight to support Kiwis’ jobs and the domestic economy from the virus.
People who use the road between Cromwell and Queenstown, State Highway 6, may spot abseilers at the Nevis Bluff from next Tuesday, 24 March.
Water levels in local supplies remain low following another hot and dry weekend across the district. Conservation efforts can make a significant difference to supply and if we are able to decrease our usage, we will be better placed to get through this event.
In trying times two things are important: Facts and optimism. As ex-cyclone Gretel fails to deliver drought breaking rains and Covid-19 causes much greater economic stresses it’s hard to not escape the feeling that everything is going against us. But that isn’t the case.
Gretel is now an ex-cyclone but still has damaging winds around part of it as it slides down the eastern side of the upper North Island.
Some rain has affected the Far North and eastern Northland overnight but not enough to penetrate to western Northland or into Auckland or Waikato.
NIWA climate scientists are asking for volunteers to help give its historic weather project a quick, sharp boost.
Pahiatua’s Main Street upgrade is having a positive effect and people are looking beyond the cones, Tararua District Councillor (Cr) Shirley Hull, says.
Julians Berry Farm and Café in Whakatane has been placed on the market for sale as a going-concern as its owners seek a change of lifestyle after 20 years at the helm.
Selwyn District Council has started informing landowners of the latest findings on flooding and coastal hazard risks, and how it’s proposing to manage them in the new District Plan.
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