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Weather whiplash: Northland soaked with 299% of normal January rain

Some of Northland's east coast areas measured six or seven times their usual January rain.

Opinion: Four lessons NZ should take from another summer of weather disasters

OPINION: New Zealand faces extreme weather, quakes, slips and tsunamis on a rising scale.

'High and very-high risk': The Auckland suburbs most vulnerable to landslides

Risk is 'locked-in' where homes were built before landslide risk was recognised - expert.

'No basis in fact': Trump kills landmark US climate endangerment finding

The move scraps Barack Obama’s 2009 finding that greenhouse gases endanger health.

Hapū ‘horrified’ by digger works on Northland beach; council investigating

NRC officers halted the 10 to 15 tonne digger after three complaints.

Trump allies near 'total victory' in ending US climate regulation

Their plan targets a 2009 EPA finding that greenhouse gases endanger health.

Could your home become uninsurable, unbankable and worthless?

Journalist and publisher of The Kākā, Bernard Hickey joins The Front Page to explain how climate change is reshaping insurance – and what it means for where and how we live.

Matthew Hooton: Forget Paris targets, NZ’s climate focus has to be survival and retreat

OPINION: No NZ government will pay $3b to other governments for foreign climate projects.

'Didn’t want to get in the way': Hipkins on week delay visiting landslide scene

He has backed a full independent inquiry into the Mauao slip and its causes.

King Charles warns world ‘going backwards’ in climate fight

The Amazon Prime film Finding Harmony premieres globally on February 6.

Insurer temporarily halts new policies in Westport due to flood risk

Existing AA Insurance customers can keep cover and transfer it when selling.

NZ’s sodden January explained: What’s driven this month’s big wet? - James Renwick

Central Auckland has had nearly triple its usual January rainfall so far.

'Doomsday Clock' moves closer to midnight, a year into Trump term

The Bulletin set the clock to 85 seconds to midnight, the closest ever.

Adam Pearse: Christopher Luxon in a crisis and the question he’s yet to answer

OPINION: Luxon's predecessors in Key and Ardern were skilled in handling a crisis.

China wins as Trump cedes leadership of the global economy

New York Times: China now pitches itself as the steady defender of global trade rules.

Major winter storm pounds US from south to northeast

At least 20 states and Washington have declared emergencies as snow falls.