Watch: The journey to and from school for Hawke's Bay kids
The school run looks a little different for Hawke's Bay kids crossing the Mangaone River since Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / Laura Marinus
The school run looks a little different for Hawke's Bay kids crossing the Mangaone River since Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / Laura Marinus
'It will more than likely have to be demolished'.
Slash and whole trees played a significant role in damaging Gisborne's main water supply.
Thousands of vehicles are expected to be written off.
Former mayor hits out at official response, criticising lack of leadership.
Police Commissioner Andrew Coster revealed how Hipkins failed to be updated.
It comes as autumn rainfall totals are predicted to be normal or above normal.
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Damage includes flooded classrooms, roofs ripped off and major cracks in the pavement.
Police have set up mobile bases in Hawke's Bay after residents voiced fears for safety.
Ākitio residents are worried they may be completely cut off.
Tractor used to rescue young grandchildren - community rally around each other.
Iconic chocolate shop has massive clean-up ahead.
Details of the new Cyclone Recovery Taskforce have been announced.
Robertson said affected communities would be at the centre of decision making.
In the midst of a disaster zone, a little gesture for a friend can mean a lot.
The Prime Minister is back in the Bay and heard first-hand from growers.
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"It helps us understand how heavy the rain was in a relatively short period of time."
The self-styled apostle chooses theology over meteorology to explain killer storm.
Community meeting to be held for one of hardest hit areas during Cyclone Gabrielle.
Meridian has also more than doubled the size of its renewable development pipeline.
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Trucks under 50 tonnes can travel on the Paparoa-Oakleigh Rd.
“It is a decent dry spell for the North Island to the end of the weekend."
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