Wanted: 1.60ha of flat land in the Napier-Hastings area
Cyclone-hit doggy daycare owners in search for new site.
Cyclone-hit doggy daycare owners in search for new site.
Asher the Flaxmere parrot is a chip off the old block,
Potential resilience plans include a stopbank and the raising of State Highway 2.
Five local councils and Government sign a $556 million cost-sharing recovery package.
Meng Foon cited erosion from Cyclone Gabrielle as a key driver of the project.
Patoka School students celebrated a return to normal life with their Pet Day on Thursday.
Eight months after Cyclone Gabrielle gave the Taupō bike park a battering, it's reopened.
Scientists are exploring what a horror drought will look like in a climate-warmed future.
An internal review seen by the Herald says warning systems need 'substantial changes'.
The popular shop has a hefty power bill and is set to lose its premises.
Twenty one emergency resilience pods arrived in Wairoa just days before Cyclone Gabrielle.
Cost increases should start abating - insurance industry group.
More funds have been secured for Coromandel flood protection.
During Cyclone Gabrielle, firefighters struggled to access key areas of Hawke's Bay.
More than half of the silt dumped by the cyclone is still sitting, waiting to be cleared.
'If there is a spark of life, there is hope, and we will carry on.'
Some residents forced from their cyclone-damaged whenua may soon have a temporary home.
Chip mill restarted, 120ha forest purchased.
'I've never been in a situation that was so close for so many different people.'
The Glenbrooke Rd bridge was one of many wiped out by the cyclone in February.
After 43 years, the cyclone and rising costs bring an end to the market garden in Meeanee.
The Bailey bridge between Wairoa and Napier will close for two nights for maintenance.
Up to 15 civil defence community hubs are to be established in the wake of the cyclone.
Gardeners whose properties were inundated by Gabrielle smiling again.
Neela Neela will take a well-earned holiday, but doesn't plan to stop helping others.
Owners of some cyclone-wrecked homes say they are depressed and desperate.
Regulations have been tightened to reduce damage of downstream communities.
The milestone means the buyout process can soon begin. It has drawn a mixed response.
After witnessing Cyclone Gabrielle devastation, Liam Schofield's priorities changed.
Te Wairoa has received $14 million to develop cabins for families left without a home.