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Heavy rain and severe gales for parts of NZ File photo. '); } else { // } MetService advises that a front over the Tasman Sea is forecast to move across New Zealand on Monday, preceded by a strong and moist north to northeasterly flow, then followed by unsettled northwesterlies. “The front is expected to bring a period of heavy rain to western and northern parts of New Zealand, including areas of Buller, Nelson and Marlborough recently affected by flooding,” says a MetService spokesperson. “In addition, a period of strong to gale north to northeasterly winds ...

Covid update here and around the globe File photo. '); } else { // } New Zealand is just three days out from opening up the Covid-19 vaccination programme for those aged over 60 but it comes as only 20 per cent of group three – over 65s and those with underlying health conditions – have had their first dose. ”The important thing to remember is that we’ll have enough vaccine for everybody in New Zealand to get the vaccine by the end of the year,” says Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins. Despite that, political scientist Jon Johansson, a former chief ...

Police were notified of the multiple vehicle crash on Spur Ave at 11.38am. "There don't appear to be any injuries," says a Police spokesperson. The road is not blocked. At the scene? Phone 0800 SUNLIVE or email newsroom@thesun.co.nz '); } else { // replace with your tablet/desktop ad unit id 300x250 document.write(' '); }

SH29A now open following crash near Oropi SH29A between Oropi and Poike Roads has now reopened. Photo: TCC '); } else { // } 1pm update: State Highway 29A between Oropi and Poike Roads has now reopened following a three-car collision on SH29A east of Oropi Rd roundabout. The scene is clear and traffic is able to flow again. Earlier, 12.14pm: State Highway 29A is currently closed between Oropi and Poike Roads following a three-car collision on SH29A east of Oropi Rd roundabout. Emergency services are at the scene. One person has minor injuries. Tow trucks have been ...

Ten new Covid MIQ cases include mariners File Image. '); } else { // } The Ministry of Health advise that there are no cases of COVID-19 to report in the community in New Zealand today. There are ten cases of COVID-19 to report in recent returnees in managed isolation facilities since the Ministry’s last update on Friday. These ten cases include three of the four Viking Bay mariners who remain aboard the ship which is quarantined at Queens Wharf in Wellington. Welfare and health checks are being carried out daily, and plans are in place should any of them become ...