Rotorua braces for more flooding, slips
Time to get out your gumboots and umbrellas with wet weather on the way.
Time to get out your gumboots and umbrellas with wet weather on the way.
An Edgecumbe business owner is concerned about finances. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
An Edgecumbe business owner is worried he won't cope financially after a flood ravaged the town, evacuating all its residents. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
Flood-stricken Bay of Plenty among many areas in line to get more wet weather.
The flooding in Bay of Plenty has bee classified as "medium-scale adverse event".
More members of the flood-ravaged town can return to their homes this morning.
Former Finance Minister steps up to chair review as residents plan class action.
Kraig Rimaha is impressed by the generous response to his playing outside a supermarket.
Financial assistance for Edgecumbe residents and businesses is being discussed.
Residents evacuated from dry homes in the Eastern Bay have voiced their anger.
Another cyclone is developing and heading our way, bringing with it more rain.
Hundreds of angry Edgecumbe residents stormed out of a public meeting last night.
Some Eastern Bay of Plenty residents will be given brief access to their homes today.
Enjoy the sun while you can, rain is back from Wednesday
Floodwaters or sanitation concerns, or both, are keeping Edgecumbe residents away.
Residents of the flood-ravaged area have vented their frustration at a meeting.
A small number of Edgecumbe residents can go home today.
Enjoy the fine weather while it lasts as another storm is set to move over the country.
Local Focus traveled to Rautahi Marae in Kawerau, where locals are banding together to support the victims of the Edgecumbe flood disaster. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
People are still holed up in homes in isolated communities unable to go anywhere.
But motel owners are worried where evacuees will go once their Easter bookings arrive
Bay of Plenty is awash in a sea of silt and mud.
Trustpower's CEO says under their flooding plan nothing could have been done differently.
Rescuers used jet boats to reach stranded Edgecumbe locals in yesterday's flooding
Flooding, evacuations and complete chaos - tropical storm Debbie brought it all to NZ.
In Edgecumbe and across the Bay of Plenty, people scrambled to leave their homes.
Streets resemble murky, swift-flowing rivers in the incredible footage.
Bay of Plenty Regional Council is concerned about the integrity of a Thornton floodwall.
A total of 67 schools and 52 early childhood centres were closed