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Govt commits $600,000 to flood recovery as South Island communities face aftermath of adverse weather

Govt commits $600,000 to flood recovery as South Island communities face aftermath of adverse weather Newshub 8 hrs ago Rachel Sadler © Video - Newshub; Image - Newshub / Supplied Watch: Acting Minister for Emergency Management Kris Faafoi spoke about the flooding on Sunday. The Government is contributing $600,000 to help residents affected by this weekend s floods in the South Island with their recovery efforts. While weather conditions are beginning to clear, heavy rainfall caused significant flooding in Marlborough, Tasman, and Buller on Saturday, and around 900 people were evacuated from their homes as a result. A State of Emergency was also declared in Marlborough. While in the Buller district on Sunday afternoon assessing flood damage, acting Minister for Emergency Management Kris Faafoi and Agriculture Minister Damien O Connor announced several funding contributions for affected communities. The first is $300,000 towards a Buller Mayoral Relief Fu

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Watch: Kris Faafoi addresses media after flooding, evacuations in South Island

Watch: Kris Faafoi addresses media after flooding, evacuations in South Island Newshub 6 hrs ago This livestream has finished. Acting Minister for Emergency Management Kris Faafoi held a press conference after parts of the South Island were flooded and areas were evacuated. A State of Emergency was declared in the Marlborough District on Saturday, with around 900 people evacuated from their homes as heavy rainfall caused significant flooding. Residents in Renwick, Spring Creek, Tuamarina, and the Lower Wairau were given evacuation orders on Saturday. Initially, Renwick residents were the lucky ones able to return to their homes on Sunday, but the Marlborough District Council has now given everyone the all-clear.

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'Back to the 19th Century': Mixed response as KiwiRail celebrates $551m contract for two new ferries

'Back to the 19th Century': Mixed response as KiwiRail celebrates $551m contract for two new ferries
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Multibillion-dollar water reforms proposed to stop average household bills reaching $9000 by 2051

Multibillion-dollar water reforms proposed to stop average household bills reaching $9000 by 2051 Newshub 2 hrs ago Zane Small © Newshub / Supplied Watch: The Whangārei District Council voted to withdraw from the Government s controversial plan to reform the country s water infrastructure. The Government is proposing to establish four publicly-owned entities to take responsibility for drinking water, wastewater and stormwater infrastructure to stop average household bills reaching $9000 by 2051. A report by the Water Industry Commission for Scotland estimates that New Zealand will need to invest between $120 billion to $185 billion on water infrastructure over the next 30 years to meet standards and provide for future population growth.

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Live - Evacuated residents can return home as huge swells continue to flood coastal roads, damaging at least one house

Live - Evacuated residents can return home as huge swells continue to flood coastal roads, damaging at least one house Newshub 1 hour ago Lana Andelane © Video - The AM Show; Image - Newshub / Supplied Watch: Wellington Regional Emergency Management Office regional manager Jeremy Holmes on The AM Show. The Antarctic blast is continuing to wreak havoc across New Zealand as the wild weather settles in for a second day. Aucklanders are waking up to a bitterly cold morning after shivering through one of the coldest nights of the year, with overnight temperatures plummeting into the negatives across the country. A local state of emergency remains in place for Wellington s south coast as huge waves continue to pound the capital s coastline, with some reaching up to 6.5m overnight. Officials are warning locals they re not out of the woods just yet , with high tides posing the highest risk and mighty swells still surging towards the shore.

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