
Napier council agrees to lease land for cabins for cyclone-displaced whānau
Some residents forced from their cyclone-damaged whenua may soon have a temporary home.
Some residents forced from their cyclone-damaged whenua may soon have a temporary home.
Chip mill restarted, 120ha forest purchased.
A simple trip to Saturday-morning kids' football nearly cost Auckland family their lives.
Income-starved holiday hub will need more than prayers for a good summer.
'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.
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.
Weather and climate wind like threads through my writing.
There is no shortage of housing repairs needed in the Hawke's Bay town.
News snippets from the Far North.
The Govt acknowledged the time its taken to assist Northland's remote communities.
About 65 per cent of deficit was attributed to cyclone costs.
Hawke's Bay surf lifesavers took two out of three major national awards last weekend.
Massive private and council efforts have gone into protecting Waikato waterways.
They are delighted to be back.
The principal of Ōmāhu School wrote a song in te reo about Cyclone Gabrielle to share.
Chief Ombudsman learning about the issues facing communities
Chris Hipkins and his ministers made a number of significant announcements in Hawke's Bay.
The mayor hopes political parties will offer assurances with regard to helping his town.
Craig Little hopes political parties will assure him they'll help the damaged town.
The All Blacks hit the wineries and golf course on their bye-week, fresh embarrassment for Labour’s struggling campaign, and more lengthy delays at Auckland airport are expected as school holiday travel looms. Video / NZ Herald
Funds will counter 'incorrect perceptions' about the region's readiness for visitors.
Te Whatu Ora is working to assess the public health risk from airborne silt.