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Zero rescues the ultimate goal for Canterbury s surf lifeguards

Zero rescues the ultimate goal for Canterbury s surf lifeguards
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What s on: Event highlights in Ōtautahi Christchurch

What s on: Event highlights in Ōtautahi Christchurch
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Waikuku Holiday Park owner describes flood devastation

Imagine watching 16 years of hard work wash away in a few short but hellishly stormy hours. That's what's happened to Waikuku Holiday Park owners Rex and Debbie Jefcoate. Torrential rain and water cascading over the Ashley River stock banks inundated the camp site. But the community and strangers and have rallied around the couple. Debbie, who plans to be open this weekend, describes the lay of the land.

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Canterbury floods: More stress for communities already hit by fires, quakes

Stuff reporters13:03, May 31 2021 KAREN CHAPPELL High flood waters on the Waimakariri River after heavy rain in the Canterbury region. Two state highways hit by severe flooding in Canterbury are not expected to reopen for at least another day as heavy rain and flooding continues to batter the region. The rain is expected to start easing on Monday and clear on Tuesday, but deep flooding on State Highway 1 from the Waikirikiri/Selwyn River near Dunsandel, south of Christchurch, meant the road was unlikely to reopen for another day. “In North Canterbury, rain is continuing and we have a number of areas we need to assess, for example SH73, Porter’s Pass to the West Coast, which will remain closed,” Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency journey manager Tresca Forrester said.

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More evacuations possible as river levels remain high across Canterbury

About 4000 homes in Ashburton are still at risk of flooding, with another 24 hours of “waiting and watching” ahead, the district's mayor says.

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