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Father sails 7000 nautical miles for Kiwi Christmas with son

Father sails 7000 nautical miles for Kiwi Christmas with son © RNZ / Tracy Neal One father has gone to some pretty extreme lengths to make it home for Christmas and reunite with his seven-year-old son Andre after being nearly a year apart. With borders closing and flights becoming scarce, Dmitry Pelevin decided to sail solo, 7000 nautical miles from the Caribbean to Auckland. Pelevin cleared customs in Opua, where he passed a Covid-19 test, and because he was at sea for more than two weeks he was granted entry into the country without having to go through managed isolation. Just after he reached terra firma he shared with

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Businesses and Christmas shoppers upbeat after a challenging year

Businesses and Christmas shoppers upbeat after a challenging year Tracy Neal © RNZ / Tracy Neal / Robin Martin The sound of tills ringing throughout the land have all but drowned out jingle bells in stores this year. It has been better than expected, after what has been a tough year for many, as RNZ reporters discovered out talking to last-minute shoppers about the year that has been, and whether they were ready for tomorrow. The sun finally came out in Nelson today, and with it the Christmas cheer. Relaxed shoppers packed out the central city and boutique country stores, and reflected on the past few months.

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Crashing petrels moving south as lights dimmed in Punakaiki

Crashing petrels moving south as lights dimmed in Punakaiki 23 Dec, 2020 06:31 PM 4 minutes to read RNZ By Tracy Neal of RNZ The mystery of why native Westland petrel fledglings keep crash-landing on the West Coast continues, after new LED street lights through Punakaiki were switched off to try to help them during their maiden flights. Each year the fledglings leave the comfort of their coastal burrows, and fly to rich feeding grounds 11,000km east across the Pacific Ocean. RNZ reported last summer the petrels were being dazed by bright new LED lights along the highway through Punakaiki, causing them to crash-land.

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Christmas Day and holiday weather expected to be a mixed bag

Christmas Day and holiday weather expected to be a mixed bag © RNZ / Tracy Neal MetService is forecasting Christmas Day weather will be a mixed bag depending on where you are in the country. A low pressure trough moving across the country today and tomorrow is forecast to bring rain to the southern and central regions, as well as strong northerly winds to the centre of the country. Nothern regions are expected to be cloudy with some rain or showers on the horizon in the lead-up to Christmas, but temperatures will remain warm in the mid-20s. On Christmas Day, mostly fine and warm weather is expected across northern and central parts of the country. But southerlies from the Tasman Sea will bring cooler winds and showers, especially to eastern regions of the South Island.

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Gisborne in restricted fire season

Gisborne in restricted fire season © RNZ / Tracy Neal Anyone who wants to light an outdoor fire in the Gisborne / Tairāwhiti area will now need to apply for a permit. Principal Rural Fire Officer Ray Dever said it has been hot and bone dry. Recent hot conditions have meant it s very dry in Tairāwhiti. There is a lot of dry vegetation around which, when combined with the heat, could cause a fire to spread very quickly. It s important anyone in Tairāwhiti, residents or visitors, follow the fire season. Apply for a permit if you want to light an outdoor fire. If you have a permit, follow the conditions listed on it, he said.

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