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Auckland Council to begin talks with high-risk property owners this week
It will take time to reach all of the thousands of storm-affected homes in Auckland.
It will take time to reach all of the thousands of storm-affected homes in Auckland.
It can be revealed some of the legal advice was on the damning Auckland flood review.
It will be a welcome reprieve for the sun-starved city.
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The number of red-stickered homes after the Auckland floods has dropped from 500 to 330.
'I apologise for any recent trauma that this presentation might trigger.'
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Many families can't live in their homes but are still paying mortgages on top of rent.
Auckland's rainfall totals are running nearly three times above average in a sopping 2023.
The good news is to expect settled weather from lunchtime tomorrow.
Forecasters are warning the upper North Island of gusty thunderstorms and hail.
The family are in limbo - unable to live in their home or secure a loan to repair it.
The money would have to come from a number of sources.
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins delivered the news at a Wellington school this morning.
PM Chris Hipkins and Education Minister Jan Tinetti are expected to make the announcement.
Wayne Brown can't say at this stage how low he can keep rates.
The region had up to 110mm worth of rain yesterday.
It's a case of keep calm and carry on, says Desley Simpson.
Another major weather event has caught us by surprise.
Auckland's state of emergency explained.
Wayne Brown says central government needs to show leadership around storm-related compo.
Residents are still living in destroyed homes and desperate for answers.
It was hoped consultation would begin in early May but it appears that has been delayed.
Cyclone-hit residents are set to be consulted on the future of their homes this month.
National won't say if it still plans to tunnel under the Brynderwyns.