'Dealing with them their own way': Vigilante justice, claims looters assaulted at cyclone-damaged homes
'If I was a big burly guy and confronted someone on my property, I would do the same.'
'If I was a big burly guy and confronted someone on my property, I would do the same.'
'I said to them, well I shouldn't be in Category 3.'
Owners of unliveable homes offered buyout deal similar to Cyclone Gabrielle one.
Benjamin Sorensen targeted a badly damaged house and tertiary campus.
Her Black Power family was put right in the middle of Mongrel Mob territory.
Police caught one unlawful hunter and rescued a ruru during a poaching operation.
Napier City Rovers remain in a three-way battle for remaining two National League spots.
The categorisation process is leading to more uncertainty and distress.
Draft review report is due by the end of the year.
Residents who lost everything in the floods have now been the victims of callous thieves.
Abandoned toys lie in the cracks of silt in the lounge, a reminder of what swept through.
Recovery agency working to ensure opportunity to rebuild region isn't squandered.
They all received Defence Force awards for their bravery.
Mother describes motel terror as Epsom homicide investigation continues, why the Mama Hooch rapists won’t likely be let out early and councillors react to Auckland’s $2-billion flood recovery package. Video / NZ Herald
Phil Parker’s been on East Coast since Cyclone Gabrielle flooded Wairoa.
As summer approaches, are we thinking enough about the threat wildfires pose here?
'Being able to tell people you're okay... that is hugely important.'
IAG CEO rings alarm bells over cost of climate change.
Michael and Kylie Fitzpatrick own one of only three red-stickered properties in Tararua.
Plus, what is going on at Hawke's Bay's radiology department?
OPINION: Some say we have to change the way we live, others pin their hopes on tech.
Pakowhai remains a shell of its former self and its people fear it may never be the same.
All Dayna Nuku had on her mind was keeping her tamariki safe.
“Turned our land into porridge": Hillsides are still moving, landslides are everywhere.
Brad Weber's passes equated to Cyclone Gabrielle relief funds for his province.
Residents on 2P land along Ohiti Rd are stuck in "limbo" six months on from Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / Warren Buckland
Telemetry from 54 sites went offline at about 1am on February 14.
Hurdles lie ahead for construction company - but analysts are upbeat.
Category 2P homeowners are running out of time - and money - while they wait for answers.
OPINION: 'The aftermath of these extreme events leaves scars.'