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Wellington storm aftermath: Repairs underway as weather calms
Wild weather is forecast to ease after battering much of central New Zealand on Friday, but many are still without power.
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rnz.co.nz
Weather: Strong winds hit powerlines, cancel flights, ferries and close highways
Strong winds are battering the North and Upper South Islands, cancelling ferrys and flights, closing highways, and cutting power to homes.
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Weather live: Flights cancelled, trees downed and roofs damaged by strong winds around country
Dozens of flights to and from Wellington are being cancelled as heavy winds cut power, damage roofs and prompt emergency callouts around the country.
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bdnews24.com
Hundreds of flights cancelled as storm hammers New Zealand's capital
A powerful storm has brought Wellington to a standstill, grounding flights and leaving thousands without power
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independent.co.uk
Hundreds of flights cancelled and power knocked out as storm batters New Zealand
National weather agency warns of heavy rain and winds up to 120kph
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Storm chaos in New Zealand as flights cancelled and thousands without power
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nzherald.co.nz
'Improving trend': Showers, wind linger for parts of New Zealand this weekend
The weather across the North Island is not expected to be as wild as it has been.
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Wellington storm aftermath: Repairs underway as weather calms
Wild weather is forecast to ease after battering much of central New Zealand on Friday, but many are still without power.
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'Flow-on disruptions': Weather warnings lifted but roads still impacted, flights backlogged
Wellington Airport running as normal, but some lower North Island highways still affected.
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Threat of slips in South Wairarapa, Lower Hutt following severe weather
Wild weather is forecast to ease after battering much of central New Zealand on Friday, but many are still without power and the town of Martinborough is cut off.
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Emergency centre activated as Wairarapa faces more rain, communities still cut off
Some communities may remain isolated until the middle of next week.
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Thousands left without power after wild weather in New Zealand
Flooding and landslides hit several areas after a low-pressure system moves across the country
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Hundreds of flights cancelled as wild weather hits New Zealand
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