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New Zealand traveller shocked to find hotel view is actually a livestream from the roof on the TV - Vimarsana News

New Zealand traveller shocked to find hotel view is actually a livestream from the roof on the TV

A New Zealand traveller was left in stiches after discovering the 'views' she thought she was promised at a budget hotel in Queenstown was just a livestream from the rooftop on the room's TV.

Heavy rain, strong winds, snow and swells batter NZ - Vimarsana News

Heavy rain, strong winds, snow and swells batter NZ

Severe weather is continuing to batter parts of the country with a front moving north across New Zealand today. According to Metservice, 40mm of rain had f

Wild weather: Power outages, road closures and heavy snowfall - Vimarsana News

Wild weather: Power outages, road closures and heavy snowfall

A front of wild weather hit the country today, causing power outages, closing some roads and preventing some from flushing their toilet.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Wild weather easing, another blast due later in the week - Vimarsana News

Wild weather easing, another blast due later in the week

The storm that swept across much of New Zealand has eased, but parts of Otago still face severe weather - and there's more to come later in the week.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Heavy snow blankets areas of South Island, New Zealand -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net - Vimarsana News

Heavy snow blankets areas of South Island, New Zealand -- Earth Changes -- Sott.net

Heavy snow blanketed parts of the South Island early Friday, while heavy rain was expected to continue in some central parts of the North Island and on the West Coast from Friday afternoon. Snow in the Mackenzie Basin and Central Otago on Friday...

Source: sott.net