
Mayoral staff 'screaming' at computers after flood email lock-out
Exclusive: Wayne Brown and staff didn't get vital flood emails from Auckland Council.
Exclusive: Wayne Brown and staff didn't get vital flood emails from Auckland Council.
OPINION: Manufactured and natural drainage need to be harnessed.
OPINION: A shambles yes, but Brown's woes are not all his fault.
Auckland's Emergency Management team will provide an update this afternoon.
OPINION: Lives in Auckland have been upended by this week’s flooding.
Labour and National have imposed greater intensification on Auckland.
Insurer airs concern over floods but company says its capital position remains strong.
Auckland's state of emergency has been extended for another week - so what does that mean?
Not even pumps have been able to bring the water level down.
FENZ was warned two years ago the air intakes were set too low.
Decision due later today on whether to extend Auckland state of emergency.
Another 60 or 70 metres has dropped away in 24 hours.
Mary Tixier's mother was writing to council 20 years ago for drainage to be improved.
Hundreds have so far asked for assistance to find somewhere to live.
Thousands across the Bay of Plenty, Waikato, Coromandel and Auckland felt the shake.
OPINION: A Maritime Union secretary says Ports of Auckland must remain where it is.
OPINION: Our editorial on a sodden Auckland and the 'broken window fallacy'.
The Mayor has faced backlash for his response to the flood and treatment of the media.
One woman was trapped under 3m of rubble below the high tide line.
Some say their homes should not be repaired or rebuilt, and the land returned to nature.
A spokesperson for the Prime Minister said the plane tried landing "a couple times"
Jamie Wolley lost her Rānui home after debris-filled water seeped into her property.
Central Auckland experienced over 45 per cent of its yearly rainfall in just one month.
"Probably looks worse than it is. We’re certainly a lot better off than other people."
West Auckland's popular West Wave swimming pools out of action.
Heavy showers are approaching the northern regions this afternoon.
The worst-damaged lifts will take up to a year to fully replace.
Businesses large and small have been impacted by the recent flooding.
Mishandled bags were water damaged this week. What can affected passengers do?
The New World Fresh Collective in Mt Albert was seriously damaged by the deluge.