My Cyclone Gabrielle: Aftermath - Esk Valley, Hawke’s Bay
Hawke's Bay families grapple to put their lives back together following the destruction caused by Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / Skye Clark / Supplied
Hawke's Bay families grapple to put their lives back together following the destruction caused by Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / Skye Clark / Supplied
Four kiwi filmmakers document the impacts of Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / NZ Herald
Transport Minister Michael Wood visited the crucial link with residents who would use it.
It sends a message of solidarity from a region recovering from the effects of the cyclone.
Permanent repairs are due to happen after temporary fixes were put in place.
Nearly two months on from Cyclone Gabrielle, and 15 per cent of claims have been paid out.
The young family was stranded on the roof of their Puketapu home for six hours.
Kingi Tuheitia's trip to Cyclone Gabrielle rohe appreciated by iwi.
Sports clubs and facilities remain severely affected weeks after Auckland’s floods.
Most of $18m fund to be spent within 6 months, but there's calls for haste.
Students from Eskdale School enjoy free water safety lessons outside the classroom.
Ngāti Kahungunu’s fisheries business is shutting down, affecting 33 staff.
Objections from Crown, territorial agencies to big project mainly resolved by agreement.
There is a skewed national perception of what life is like in Hawke’s Bay right now.
More than 85 per cent of visitor businesses in Hawke's Bay open and operating as usual.
"We still need to understand what caused the damage; how to avoid this happening again."
A line snaked down to the street in the hours leading up to the event.
Just 4 per cent of the 1600 applications received had come from flood-hit Wairoa.
Waitākere Ranges and Te Rau Pūriri parks will also partly open, with cordons in place.
Bailey bridge goes up at Rissington; Dartmoor scheduled for next week.
Footage of latest flyover of new highway to replace gorge road released.
Lost brother, son and mate remembered in charity event.
HBRC focuses on stopbank repairs along with clearing woody debris and silt.
Midwives from out of Hawke's Bay came to help, including one on maternity leave.
Tātau Tātau o Te Wairoa Trust wants to take the lead on post-cyclone rebuild
Documents have revealed more of the cost of Cyclone Gabrielle and the recovery phase.
A Hastings woman claimed a $1 million Lotto prize.
Community effort goes flat out to put smiles on children’s faces.
The football team honoured victims with black armbands and on-field showings.
Fijian troops have spent a month in NZ helping in the clean up after Cyclone Gabrielle.