“If the cyclone continues on its current path towards the north of Aotearoa New Zealand, we can expect this to be an extreme weather event with widespread damage.” Gabrielle is currently the ...

On Monday, New Zealand’s weather authority issued a red heavy rain warning – the highest level reserved for extreme weather events – for Auckland and the nearby Northland region for the ...

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It added that the potential weather event would be concerning even if had Auckland not recently experienced serious flooding. Roughly one cyclone makes affects New Zealand each year. However ...

The industry has already signalled it is pulling out of some places in Aotearoa, leaving the government and homeowners to question what happens next.

New Zealand Defence Force Air Force medics are at Santoft Forest, near Bulls, training for disaster relief operations. Photo / NZDF Severe weather events have the New Zealand Defence Force ...

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MetService, New Zealand’s national weather authority, did not issue any mountain weather hazard alerts over the weekend for Aoraki/Mount Cook, said David Miller, a meteorologist for the service.