Australia fires: Smoke turns New Zealand skies 'eerie' yellow
Smoke from huge bushfires in Australia is drifting as far away as New Zealand, 2,000km (1,200 miles) away, leading to haze and a burnt smell in the air.
Australia is grappling with bushfire crisis fuelled by record-breaking temperatures and months of drought.
The smoke first reached New Zealand's South Island on 31 December turning skies a hazy yellow.
Since then, the south's famous glaciers have vanished in haze and even North Island has seen its skies turn "eerie".
Read more: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-50969488
Australia is grappling with bushfire crisis fuelled by record-breaking temperatures and months of drought.
The smoke first reached New Zealand's South Island on 31 December turning skies a hazy yellow.
Since then, the south's famous glaciers have vanished in haze and even North Island has seen its skies turn "eerie".
Read more: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-50969488
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