Tenant fights for Kainga Ora to pay after home damaged in storm
Tenants of State homes damaged in floods say they should have been told the house was on a flood plain because of the potential risk.
Tenants of State homes damaged in floods say they should have been told the house was on a flood plain because of the potential risk.
Almost 200 homes near Te Ararata Stream flooded in last year's storms.
Fabish to oversee Wairoa's $70 million flood protection after cyclone's devastation.
The puppy was 'at real risk' of drowning.
Council roading teams are working to clear Akatarawa Road.
Lawyer Grant Shand says funding for the Wairoa case is still to be finalised.
Dallas McKinley says waking in his flooded home on Sunday morning felt like a bad dream.
MetService is warning wind gusts exceeding 110km/h are possible in Auckland.
Ranui resident Tracey Pilgrim has been offered a council buyout for her flood-damaged house but at $180,000 below CV. Video / Sylvie Whinray
News snippets from around the Far North.
The Kawakawa Deflection Bank and Ōtiria-Moerewa Spillway formally open to prevent floods.
Brown said the appointment would give the community “more confidence”.
Debris river flood likely when landslide fails, warns GDC scientist.
'Millions of dollars in repairs, ridiculously expensive': owner paying $30,000.
Council predicts widespread community concern over flood models.
Gisborne District Council expands flood relief, includes retaining walls.
Flooding, climate change and gradual decline in primary industry are hitting Wairoa.
The items had to be transported through the Suez Canal.
The agency has changed the way it looks at temporary housing in the flood-hit region.
100,000 people are at risk of being evacuated if another extreme rain event is forecast.
As the cleanup continues, some residents face an uncertain future.
Toitu Tairāwhiti provides the first of seven temporary accommodation cabins to Wairoa.
As the cleanup continues, Wairoa residents face an uncertain future.
The row of portable office cabins has been piquing the curiosity of passing motorists.
After devastating flooding hit again, one business owner has had enough.
Government officials study insurance schemes overseas that offer homeowners grants.
'It told you exactly what needs to be done and somehow they missed it.'
In her 83 years, she'd only ridden three times, falling off each time. But not this time.
The housing service opened on Tuesday for affected people.
OPINION: Also in today's letters – parenting and the state; 'reckless' remote inspections.