Flood waters receding but state of emergency remains in Canterbury - a podcast by RNZ

The flood waters are receding in Canterbury but the region remains in a state of emergency after three days of heavy rain. More than 300 properties had to be evacuated - some people have been able to return home but others spent a second night in shelters and are waiting for the all clear to return. Kathryn speaks with David Clark Federated Farmers Mid Canterbury President

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