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The Rescue Coordination Centre NZ (RCCNZ) received a phone call at 10.10 am this morning from a fishing company advising that a large fishing vessel, 30 miles offshore west of Hokitika (West Coast South Island), had a sick crew member onboard.
New Zealand under-21 women’s hockey squad members Anna Crowley, Kelly Carline and Emma Rainey at the site of the future hockey pitch at Massey University.
Frosty weather and below average overnight lows are about to be replaced by double-digital warm nights thanks to an incoming sub-tropical flow.
On Sunday we wrote about how NZ is being affected by Australia's drought now a review of the past month's rainfall shows some places only got 10mm of rain.
Today marks the official opening of Redwood’s new fire station, serving Redwood and Casebrook residents, and replacing the St Albans Station damaged in the Christchurch earthquakes.
The intersection of Gladstone Road and Peel Street will be closed from all directions on Thursday 27 June 2019 to complete the road surface upgrade of the central business district.
The latest garden bird counts show three of our native species are thriving, while another’s decline is slowing.
Today climate action groups in Dunedin and Wellington will set up waiting rooms outside Kiwibank branches, to demonstrate that the climate can’t keep waiting for Kiwibank to release a fossil free policy that rules out investments or lending to coal, oil, and gas companies.
An abnormally large belt of high pressure is moving in to New Zealand with drier than average weather for the rest of June and some places likely not receiving any rain between now and early July (not so normal for this time of the year).
A large but fairly weak area of low pressure is crossing the North Island today with some patchy broken up rain clouds bringing a mixture of drizzle patches, light to moderate rain and some more isolated downpours. There are plenty of long dry spells too.
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