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  1. Severe weather affected Wellington and Wairarapa on June 1, 2026, impacting electricity services and airport operations.

Flood waters overwhelmed the Tūranganui River, leading to the washout of the Tūranganui Bridge on June 1, 2026.

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Flood waters overwhelmed the Tūranganui River, leading to the washout of the Tūranganui Bridge on June 1, 2026.

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  1. Flooding on the Tūranganui River caused road washouts in Wairarapa.1 source
  2. Conservation efforts and infrastructure impacts are noted following flooding events on the Tūranganui River.Sub-event
  3. Bridge failure due to flood waters in the Wairarapa region.1 source
  4. Organized supply drops were provided to aid isolated residents following the bridge washout.1 source
  5. Bridge damage from flooding on the Tūranganui River now affects island access in Wairarapa.1 source

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