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Watch: Aftermath of Hawke's Bay floods from above
The aftermath of cyclone Gabrielle from above in Hawke's Bay. Video / Hastings District Council, Matt O'Kane
The aftermath of cyclone Gabrielle from above in Hawke's Bay. Video / Hastings District Council, Matt O'Kane
The mayor of the storm-ravaged town has pledged to help family reconnect.
"Options such as coastal and air access to this area will be considered.”
Rain in Auckland would be fast-moving and wouldn’t remain over any given area for long.
View from helicopter of the flooding around Prenter's Metal Pit just out of town on Weber Road near the Manawatu river. Video / Tararua District Council
Things will be 'starting to return to normal' for a lot of people in the Bay of Plenty.
Terrible blow to workers, orchardists as fruit growers confront cyclone devastation.
Flooding from the Mangaone River sent chest-high water through Rissington.
A huge slip buried two volunteer firefighters as they fought to save a Muriwai home.
He was driving back to Hastings on Monday night when the storm hit and trapped him.
A contingency plan is in place for the Te Matatini Herenga Waka Herenga Tāngata festival.
Cyclone Gabrielle has slammed the North Island causing destruction around the region.
Ashleigh Neave has been found after being stuck between slips in Tutira.
Rissington Bridge destroyed in flood. Video / Supplied
A South African family who immigrated to New Zealand four weeks ago are missing.
Communications were all but wiped out in parts of NZ after Cyclone Gabrielle hit.
Community in Tutira village in Hawkes Bay join in relief efforts. Video / Supplied
Enormous queues out of Napier via State Highway 51. Video / Paul Taylor
There are about 5000 RSE workers in Hawke's Bay and Gisborne.
There are still multiple slips and fallen trees blocking the Parapara.
Tinui has a huge clean up job on its hands after floodwaters swept through the village.
With power and communication down, festival organisers turned to pen and paper.
Allen wept with the community last night, 'feeling their pain, anguish and anxiety'.
"Things will be starting to return to normal for a lot of people in Bay of Plenty."
The storm has left death and catastrophe in its wake.
The Bay of Plenty dodged the most severe weather due to its geography.
A Muriwai local describes the horrific moment the slip hit.
Peninsula struggling to restore roads and electricity after severe battering.
Neck-deep in water, the cows were centimetres from drowning. Then their owner had a plan.
The first look at bridges along State Highway 51 shows many are destroyed by the raging floodwaters of Cyclone Gabrielle. Video / Mark Mitchell