Metservice stories
Easing winds and light rain have helped firefighters slow the Waiouru blaze, which now covers 3,800 hectares and may take days to contain.
Severe gusts delayed and cancelled dozens of flights, leaving passengers stranded overnight and forcing repeated attempts to land in the capital.
Weather remains the main risk to Ashburton's second bridge, but NZTA says the NZD $134-$144 million project is still on time and on budget.
Visitors and tenants will face closures and cordons for at least five days after severe rain, as unstable slopes pose slip risks.
Heavy rain and slips have closed several South Island highways, with travellers urged to delay journeys and snow also forecast.
Heavy falls may trigger warnings as a warm, moisture-laden front sweeps across the upper North Island and Westland.
The new body gives Wellington's government-heavy digital ad market a formal voice in IAB New Zealand's national standards and privacy work.
MARS brightened Auckland's winter with Skittles Cloudz launch, transforming Britomart Station and MetService for a vibrant commuter experience.
NIWA and GNS Science will merge into the new Earth Science Institute, chaired by David Smol, as part of Kiwi government reforms to boost economic growth.
Nimbl appoints Wyn Ackroyd as Director to lead business transformation and strategy, marking a major step in expanding its client offerings amid growing demand.
IAB New Zealand appoints Angelina Farry, a veteran of the NZ advertising industry with over two decades of experience, as its new CEO.
Hospitals, banks and other essential services face rising disruption as attackers exploit cloud blind spots and lean security teams.
Banks and public services face rising disruption as attackers eye energy and water networks, with millions already lost to cyber incidents.
Meteorological Service of New Zealand, the state-owned weather bureau, says annual earnings will be $2 million less than estimated because of delays f.
Metservice.com, a top NZ site, unveils a user-centric redesign after extensive feedback, promising a smoother, more dynamic experience.
New MetService app lets Kiwis carry the forecast in their pocket, offering real-time weather, video, and traffic cams for NZ.
