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Forestry: Our people are still dying

Forestry: Our people are still dying
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Cold blast closing in on NZ with surges of polar air , snow expected in the south

Cold blast closing in on NZ with surges of polar air , snow expected in the south Newshub 2 hrs ago © Video - Newshub; Image - WeatherWatch Related: Severe conditions now costing insurers more. Another polar blast is closing in on New Zealand, bringing colder air and snowfall with it. Snow showers are expected between Dunedin and Waitati on Thursday afternoon with more expected on Friday afternoon and into the evening, according to MetService. Wind in coastal Dunedin is also expected to pick up to severe gales in some places from late Friday morning, as well as Clutha, Southland and Stewart Island.

Weather: Polar blast closing in on New Zealand, snow expected in the south

Despite this cold change, there are lulls where it warms up a little more by a degree or two - which then significantly can lift the snow level in the lower South Island. WeatherWatch said snowfall will continue across Southland and parts of Otago above 400m on Thursday - with flurries to lower levels possible later in the day. Snow isn t expected to fall to sea level. Generally speaking this is a cold event for Southland and Otago in particular (also Fiordland) with snow flurries on the hills and ranges and, from time to time, some sleety falls going lower into places like Gore and Lumsden, WeatherWatch said.

Season A Success But Not Without Issues

NZKGI offers free winter pruning training Labour supply remains issue for industry The kiwifruit industry has successfully reached the end of its harvest with a record crop now headed for overseas markets – if not already there. Harvest New Zealand Kiwifruit Growers Inc. CEO Colin Bond says the sector weathered the labour crisis that affected the country’s horticulture sector well – “but that was down to a combination of good practice and good fortune.” Bond says the 2021 season’s domestic operational practices weren’t disrupted by COVID-19 to the same extent as last year’s, but continued border closures meant Working Holiday Visa (WHV) holder numbers were down

auckland scoop co nz » Season A Success But Not Without Issues

auckland scoop co nz » Season A Success But Not Without Issues
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