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News 13 April 2026

Cyclone Vaianu updates

Auckland has fared well over the past few days during Cyclone Vaianu, with all weather warnings that were in place for Auckland including Aotea Great Barrier Island, now expired.

News 9 April 2026

Prepare now for Cyclone Vaianu

AEM is advising all Aucklanders to prepare now for the incoming weather.

News 2 April 2026

Tsunami siren testing at Ōrewa on Sunday 5 April

"No action is required from the public and there’s no cause for alarm during the testing."

News 21 January 2026

Tāmaki Makaurau weather: stay up to date and take care

Auckland Emergency Management (AEM) is urging Aucklanders to stay up to date with weather forecasts and take extreme care as continued storm conditions bear down on the region.

News 8 December 2025

More funding, more impact:

$1m boost to power up community climate action and emergency preparedness across Auckland

News 14 October 2025

ShakeOut drill 2025 a chance to prepare for a real-life earthquake

New Zealand’s national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi takes place this Thursday 16 October at 9.30am.

News 26 September 2025

Aucklanders urged to get emergency ready this daylight saving weekend

Investing a little time in emergency preparedness now can make a big difference in keeping you safer and less stressed when an emergency happens.

News 10 September 2025

Auckland Council building tsunami resilience

“The community is key for Auckland being prepared for emergencies like tsunami."

News 1 August 2025

Tsunami advisory now lifted

National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) advises all tsunami advisories have been lifted. Strong and unusual current will continue into the weekend.

News 18 July 2025

Ongoing improvements to emergency readiness in Waitematā

Find out what's happening to help prepare your community for future emergencies.

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