Unusually dry conditions, driven by persistent westerly winds, are forming drought hotspots in eastern parts of the North and South Islands, with Earth Sciences New Zealand highlighting areas at risk of developing drought.
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Really looking forward to the footy tonight in Christchurch's new stadium, even though it's... Well it's probably going to roger us a wee bit here in Dunedin but anyhow Crusaders great Dan Carter is predicting that matches under the roof at Christchurch's new stadium will be more will be a more entertaining product. I think we've proved that here in Dunedin with Forsyth Bar Stadium. The Super Rugby Pacific champions are preparing for a new era at One NZ Stadium christening the venue against the New South Wales Waratahs tonight. Carter spent the latter part of his career in France playing for Racing 92 at a roof venue in Paris. The former All Blacks says it makes for a more attacking game with more ball in play and more points scored without interference from the elements. All we need to do is stop interference from the ref and we'll have a great game. Looking forward to the footy tonight, super rugby weekend in Christchurch. Up next we're sticking with Christchurch, that's where we find Rachel Shearer from PGG Rights and Wool, why the Middle East war could be good for New Zealand wool growers.
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