Whangārei MP on priorities for the Government post-cyclone
Emily Henderson thanks those that chipped in to help during Cyclone Gabrielle,
Emily Henderson thanks those that chipped in to help during Cyclone Gabrielle,
Video shows a deceptively collapsed bridge the morning before a Hawke’s Bay father died after driving over it. Video / Supplied
A laborious and sweltering trip up Napier’s Tutaekuri River for search teams.
Professor looks into the history of land use and planning decisions at Muriwa.
The cost of damage to orchards ranged from $150,000 to $250,000 per hectare.
'It’s not good news', MetService warns.
Several slips have caused large sections of State Highway 5 to fall away.
Rawinia Gray and her family clung to a small boat to escape the Esk Valley floods.
Current state of SH5 between Napier and Taupo. Video / Mike Scott
Esk Valley Orchardist Malcolm Davie showing the destruction of his property, his anger with forestry slash and how to recover. Video / Mike Scott
Inside the Civil Defence and military-run distribution centre.
Carpenters from Levin are among those assisting residents hit by nearly 2m-high floods.
Water about 2m high swept through their home in Napier.
Specialist Australian firefighters rush over to help with search and rescue.
There are now 11 confirmed dead almost a week after the cyclone.
Pacific seasonal workers are set to officially help in the big clean up and rebuild.
People are being warned of the health risk from dry silt becoming airborne.
Donations follow huge community support for fundraiser.
A father hugged a portacot with his one-year-old inside as the house tumbled down.
Hawke's Bay Civil Defence said it had been so inundated with bedding, it can't take more.
Gabrielle appears to have been a stronger cyclone system than even 1988’s disastrous Bola.
The road had been closed since Wednesday, February 15 due to slips and fallen trees.
Eastern Institute of Technology Te Pūkenga is working to get courses up and running.
Where to donate and where to volunteer after region hit hard by cyclone.
How two cut-off towns pulled together to help one another in the cyclone aftermath.
The page is raising funds to help the grieving family rebuild their life.
Country artists across the motu have showcased their skills online for flood relief.
Overstayers in affected areas may fear coming forward in case they get sent home.
The flooding in both countries both broke records and were repeat events.
National Party leader Christoper Luxon reveals his playbook for Cyclone Gabrielle recovery, and responds to his MP Maureen Pugh refusing to say she believes in man-made climate change. Video / NZ Herald