
'Big milestone': Co-op a beacon of hope to Gabrielle-hit Pākōwhai
The once-thriving hub has been restored to its former glory.
The once-thriving hub has been restored to its former glory.
The community had expressed concern the bar at the river mouth hadn't been opened up.
Awatoto flood protection, housing and roads funding, and water security on the wishlist.
The Prime Minister has hinted at a possible review of the management of Wairoa River.
Psychologist says the memory of Cyclone Gabrielle is still raw.
OPINION: Insurers, reinsurers have faced unprecedented levels of claims in recent years.
Lucky the pig has grown into a big book star.
OPINION: This week's severe weather shows the critical need for infrastructure investment.
Thousands were left powerless, homes were inundated and rocks pummelled roofs.
Airline sales boss says customers are feeling the economic pressure.
If purchase goes ahead it would make Mana Ahuriri Trust the airport's largest shareholder.
Dame Cindy Kiro is visiting the East Coast to assess damage from Cyclone Gabrielle.
NZTA is consulting on changes that will give councils less money for road repairs.
Sharing the excellence of indigenous rangatahi is key to the hui.
One student won a scholarship for the trip after being rescued during Cyclone Gabrielle.
The area is unsafe due to big damage, slips and tree falls.
A mayor is fed up with the repair work 'taking far too long' on the major highway.
NZ Apples and Pears said the exportable crop was 11 per cent lower than estimated.
The council says the proposal is a 'win-win', but there are some health concerns.
All three projects have resource consent, are construction ready.
Gisborne clears 390,000t of debris; 25-30 per cent of total from rivers, beaches.
Tātau Tātau Trust hands over keys to its first repaired home in Wairoa.
Tough economic conditions are compounding with the lasting impact of Cyclone Gabrielle.
'On my last trip, which consisted of 10 trawl tows, we caught 773 kilos of them.'
Lavinia Waihape welled with emotion as she thanked all those who had made it happen.
Ian Jones never imagined he'd need to be helping over-65s through winter.
Karen Bartlett has spent more than 40 years working for the public.
'We now need to work through the detail around how much [money] is coming to Hawke’s Bay.'
'Government appears to have recognised the deficit with roading and rail maintenance.'
A year and a half on from the devastation of her namesake, Gabrielle Mei can return home.