Cyclone Gabrielle: Where to find help and information in Northland
Civil Defence will release details of evacuation centres as they are needed.
Civil Defence will release details of evacuation centres as they are needed.
The warning extends throughout the whole of the Kaipara Harbour.
Large waves and a storm surge are expected to affect northern and eastern coastlines.
Harbourmaster says boaties have only today, tomorrow to ensure their vessels are safe.
The worst of the cyclone is expected on Monday and Tuesday in the upper North Island.
Police were called to the crash on Roma Rd in Ahipara shortly before 10pm.
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A lot of infrastructure work has been done toward building the city's resilience.
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Cyclone Gabrielle is on its way. Residents can prepare now in various ways.
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Carriageways and highways have taken a hammering in a summer of bad weather.
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The hospital originally closed its after-hours services in August.
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Cause of death not yet clear, but local found to have unregistered, uncontained dogs.
The two-vehicle collision was reported around 3.30pm.
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Officers took food donated by a local supermarket to the marae.
When people around us are secure, so are we all, writes Emily Henderson.