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Lake Tekapo fire spread close to power station - Vimarsana News

Lake Tekapo fire spread close to power station

A wildfire at Lake Tekapo yesterday morning went very close to the Tekapo power station, prompting a strong warning for landowners to make sure any old lan

Second temporary summer fireworks ban for Mackenzie Basin - Vimarsana News

Second temporary summer fireworks ban for Mackenzie Basin

A second temporary fireworks ban for summer has been imposed on the Mackenzie Basin as part of Fire and Emergency NZ’s efforts to reduce the risk of wildfire.

Rob Hands new district manager for Fire and Emergency Mid-South Canterbury - Vimarsana News

Rob Hands new district manager for Fire and Emergency Mid-South Canterbury

Mid-South Canterbury principal rural fire officer Rob Hands has been appointed to the role.

South Canterbury firefighters given awards for work in NSW bushfires - Vimarsana News

South Canterbury firefighters given awards for work in NSW bushfires

JOHN BISSET/STUFF A dozen South Canterbury firefighters received citations for their work in helping with the 2019 bush fires in New South Wales, Australia. South and Mid Canterbury firefighters who battled bushfires that devastated parts of New South Wales in 2019-2020 have been acknowledged with awards. New South Wales Premier Gladys Berejiklian has granted a Bushfire Emergency Citation for operational service to 12 firefighters from the two areas. Mid-South Canterbury principal rural fire officer Rob Hands and Fire and Emergency NZ (Fenz) Mid-South Canterbury area commander Steven Green...

Climbing insurance payouts hog November's headlines - Vimarsana News

Climbing insurance payouts hog November's headlines

Supplied The size of the hail that hit Timaru in a storm in November 2019, causing more than $170 million in damage. Multi-million dollar insurance payouts for fires and a storm were big news in The Timaru Herald during November, writes Doug Sail in an ongoing review of 2020. The insurance bill for Timaru’s 2019 hailstorm reached $170.98m in November making it New Zealand’s costliest weather event this century. The Insurance Council of New Zealand’s (ICNZ) figures released a few days before the one-year anniversary of the storm, listed the hailstorm in the top five of the most expensi...