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Thousands left without power after wild weather in New Zealand

Severe weather in New Zealand has triggered widespread power outages and the cancellation of hundreds of flights.

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Wild weather across New Zealand has left thousands of people without electricity. The disruptions have extended to critical infrastructure, including a prison affected by the outages, and have caused significant travel chaos with hundreds of flight cancellations.

Coverage from Reuters, Stuff, and The Independent emphasizes the scale of the power loss and aviation disruptions. Reports from the NZ Herald highlight long queues at airports, while RNZ focuses on the threat of slips in Lower Hutt and South Wairarapa.

Future developments center on the arrival of the strongest gales, which according to the NZ Herald are still to come.

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Quick answers

Who has been affected by the power outages?

Thousands of people are without power, and coverage from Stuff notes that a prison was caught in the outages.

How has travel been impacted?

Hundreds of flights have been cancelled and long queues have formed at airports.

Which specific areas are facing risks of slips?

RNZ reports the threat of slips in Lower Hutt and South Wairarapa.

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