
Wairoa businesses fight back after flooding
After devastating flooding hit again, one business owner has had enough.
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.
People can still donate to the ‘where the need is greatest’ fund.
Fill which was poorly placed, then paved over, contributed to the slip in May 2023.
Before the cuts, up to 85% of the coastline was going to be mapped. Now it's up to 40%.
Mum who spoke to PM feared for her and young son's lives as floodwaters rose 'so fast'.
Flooding swept through about 120 homes; damage is estimated in the tens of millions.
Project aimed at protecting flood-prone area.
A resident says riverbed sediment build-up is 'elephant in the room'.
Awatoto flood protection, housing and roads funding, and water security on the wishlist.
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Scheme aims to protect the town from flooding and rising sea levels.
The Prime Minister has hinted at a possible review of the management of Wairoa River.
Petone will feel the greatest impact, with a stormwater system already under pressure.
Issues from the case have wider implications: Auckland has a vast 3200km of coastline.
Craig Little says a pile of wet carpet and destroyed belongings is now lining the streets.
Police said Earle 'Pat' Taka was found by a contractor carrying out flood protection work.
Hundreds of properties have been affected by the latest wild weather to hit the region.
About 100 homes were flooded and 400 properties and homes were impacted.
HBRC staff say river mouth opening would not have stayed in place if it was done earlier
'It was bad. I have lived here my whole life and never seen it like this.'
'I drove past and looked at them and thought ‘crap they are going to have to move’.'
Haumoana and Cape Coast residents settle in at home after two evacuations.
Floodwaters have gone inside properties, flooding carpets and walls.
OPINION: This week's severe weather shows the critical need for infrastructure investment.
Thousands were left powerless, homes were inundated and rocks pummelled roofs.