Weather
Long Range Weather Forecast for 23 April 2015
Long Range Weather Forecast for 23 April 2015. Audio
Latest on the NSW wild weather
At least four houses have been washed away and others have been swept off their foundations as massive storms batter Australia's east coast. Audio
Three killed in wild weather in NSW, Australia
Three people have died in storms hitting Australia's east coast, and an elderly couple have been rescued while dangling from the gutter of their home. Audio
Rebecca Lawton: drought and ostrich thinking
Author, fluvial geologist, former whitewater guide and river ranger. She wrote about water issues in her home state of California in AEON magazine. Audio
Wintry blast moves north after sweeping over South Island
The country is shivering under an unseasonal cold snap, with extensive snow showers from the Desert Road in the north, to Dunedin in the south .. the good news is that the wintery system should start… Audio
Wild wintry blast set to move north today
An unseasonal cold snap across the country has come three months too early.... but is set to start easing today. Audio
Snow and ice make driving hazardous
Snow and ice have been making driving hazardous all day in the lower South Island. Audio
Snowy South - Pam Turnbull
Snow is falling and it may signal an early winter for the South Island. Metservice says a cold front has brought snow to low levels in parts of the South Island. The weather caused road closures last… Audio
Weather at Home
Climate scientists are using the spare capacity of thousands of home computers to zoom in on links between extreme weather events and climate change Audio
Scientists say drought conditions are damaging mussel farms
Scientists are backing a mussel farmer's assessment that warmer weather is dramatically slashing their harvest, to the point where hundreds of jobs will go. Audio
The impact of extreme weather events
Ned Olney is the country director for Save the Children's Philippine office. He speaks to Wallace about the devastating impact of extreme weather events, and why we need to help Pacific nations adapt… Audio
California four year drought
In California, a four year long drought has forced the Governor to announce statewide water restrictions for the first time, telling people to cut their use by 25 percent. Audio
Buy your own sandbags, council tells flood-prone households
People living in flood-prone parts of Christchurch are being told by the city council to buy their own sandbags in the case of heavy rain this winter. Audio
Fears for Vanuatu economy as tourists cancel trips
Vanuatu tourism operators say the country's economy will suffer even more as tourists cancel their trips - even to Islands unaffected by Cyclone Pam. Paul White runs Aore Adventures Dive Guides, on… Audio
World Cup washout would put Black Caps thru to final
South Africa's cricketers will be hoping for a clear day in Auckland for this afternoon's World Cup semifinal against New Zealand. Audio
Red Cross Local Legend - Margaret Rankine
Lynda Chanwai-Earle meets Red Cross and local legend Margaret Rankin. An Eastbourne resident, Margaret will never forget one of the worst storms ever to hit our coasts. Witnessing the sinking of the… Audio
Chathams wake to another day of heavy weather
Chatham Islanders are waking this morning to the prospect of another day of gale force winds and mountainous seas. Audio