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Fire and Emergency warns levy rise won t be enough

The levy on vehicle, house and other property insurance is set to rise by 12.8 percent in July - the first rise in seven years.

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Flood hazard could soon be a compulsory part of LIMs

By RNZ Moves are afoot to let you know more about the flood hazards posed to the house you are looking at buying. It is too late for householders dealing w

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Flood hazard could soon be a compulsory part of LIMs

The combination of science and law are working together to take out that "if only I had known" factor.

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Coastal News Today | NZ - Tough questions over who will pay for homes and infrastructure affected by sea-level rise

New data on sea-level rise brings with it new questions - how will homes and infrastructure along vulnerable coastlines be protected? And with increased wild weather events who will bear the brunt of the cost?

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Hundreds of homes unliveable, as flood protection warning issued

Hundreds of homes unliveable, as flood protection warning issued © Getty NELSON, NEW ZEALAND - JULY 17: A flooded section in Riwaka on July 17, 2021 in Nelson, New Zealand. Heavy rain and flooding has led to road closures across New Zealand s South Island. (Photo by Andrew MacDonald/Getty Images) New Zealanders can no longer rely on flood protection barriers in the face of more extreme weather events and heavier rains, an expert warns, as hundreds of Westport residents homes have been deemed uninhabitable following devastating floods. Dozens of West Coast residents are no closer to knowing where they are going to live following heavy floods that caused extensive damage to infrastructure, properties and farmland across Buller and Marlborough in the weekend.

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