
Ryan Bridge: I got scammed, now I'm cashing in on my own misfortune
OPINION: Technology is like legs. Excellent when working but crippling when they're not.
OPINION: Technology is like legs. Excellent when working but crippling when they're not.
Call for greater transparency on where insurers get their information from.
So far, 42 homes have been moved, recycled or demolished.
New decking is to blame for the 'increased noise'.
Mike and Sue Brown say they have to stay 'forever' now, even as looters keep circling.
About 92,000 cubic metres of silt from Cyclone Gabrielle has been transported to the site.
'Reconnecting communities safely and quickly following natural disasters is critical.'
Today's court appearance follows investigations into a former employee of Tipene Funerals.
The cyclone-battered community hall may now have to make way for flood protection.
The 'Devil's Elbow' has 15 major construction sites along it after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Wairoa Mayor Craig Little is calling for urgency from the Government in its overhaul.
Initiative will make region 'one of the most well-resourced' in NZ.
'Some bridges did not meet the criteria, which is disappointing news for affected whānau.'
The roadmap will precede new emergency management legislation.
The heart of the Tutira community gears up for a special birthday this November.
Napier mayor welcomes public feedback - the main gripes will be listened to.
There are multiple reasons for a public transport drop-off; plans to reboot the system.
Lives at risk: Speedsters clocked driving 106km/h past rural school.
The region's population will grow – housing, roading and infrastructure are the priority.
Prior to starting a $7m slip repair, another solution was found but it intruded on a pā.
Whānau who have been out of their homes for 19 months get back the key to the door.
The students were unable to learn on their premises after Cyclone Gabrielle.
The CEO of Suncorp Group says he convinced them to stay.
OPINION: Many Aucklanders are still recovering from those events. Some never will.
The track had more than 200 slips and damaged bridges from storms in early 2023.
More than $170 million has gone into the Coromandel following the cyclones.
OPINION: Wairoa River bar work and installing river-monitoring cameras are a priority.
External review of manual points to better preparedness for future floods in Tairāwhiti.
'It’s great to see this programme of work progressing.'
'The team are working hard towards a construction start early next year.'