Expo for cyclone-affected farmers a ‘one-stop shop’
The trip to town was well worth it for Tararua farmers.
The trip to town was well worth it for Tararua farmers.
'We fought because we love it. It’s a beautiful spot.'
Three sites have been one lane for almost 10 months since Cyclone Gabrielle in February.
'I have always strived to be as self-sustaining as possible.'
Councillor and marketer says the spending is a "tough balance" after the cyclone.
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Kindness Collective to open Joy Store in Hawke’s Bay next month.
Police knocked on doors to wake families to alert them to the dangers of the rising river.
Traffic is now moving both ways after reconstruction of SH5 at the Esk underslip.
Squad depth is a work-on for next year as Napier City Rovers sign off on 2023.
Cyclone damage at the showgrounds means a fair to be held in the main street instead.
Farmers are being urged to sign up quick for the fencing bundles.
There are 71 slips still impacting Kaipara roads after multiple severe weather events.
The Redclyffe Bridge remains open as cracks are being sealed in the old structure.
This was what beekeepers had been desperate for after the cyclone flooded many hives.
140 homeowners in Hawke's Bay are meeting the teams that will buy their flooded homes.
Council exploring options for people to live in existing community.
Clubrooms are a place of celebration. At Tamatea, they've also become a place of refuge.
Hawke's Bay's Esk River Bridge is 80 years old and it will take 3 weeks to repair it.
More than half have had first meetings with the special council office or are about to.
A subdued log export market contributed to softer cargo volume.
The cyclone damaged a rifle range, but there's no leniency from inspectors, manager says.
The reopening of the road brings a welcome economic boost to the Coromandel Peninsula.
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Northland leaders say the next Brynderwyn closure will be the final straw for some.
The sound of rain now brings back terrifying memories for some Hawke’s Bay residents.
Principal: "We’ve been quite the refugee school."
"I’ve never seen water like this before."
The tables are set, and there is a delicious smell coming from the kitchen.
Through the tough winter months, this team kept showing up for the greater good.