'I haven’t seen them': Residents hit hard by cyclone fear for friends; 13 still 'uncontactable'
Puketapu man says while houses can be replaced, cyclone loss of life "very sad"
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Wairoa mayor says looting ‘lowlifes’ should be jailed ‘forever’
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Cyclone Gabrielle: More pain for Esk Valley residents as heavy rain hits flood-ravaged area
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Landslips and dangerous roads stop courier from delivering life-saving chemotherapy drugs
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Crusaders’ Scott Robertson bombshell: Why he wants to coach in France
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Death at a service station: A dad of six and the encounter with two gang members
Defence says it was a fast-moving scene and Crown must prove assault was intentional.
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Share the Road comes to WIS to teach bus safety
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Cyclone Gabrielle wreaked havoc on the East Coast.
'Like flying into a warzone': How Whanganui's helping the Cylone Gabrielle relief
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‘Too big for petty, partisan politics’: Can NZ’s politicians actually work together on climate change?
We asked climate change minister whether the cyclone chaos has changed attitudes.
Whanganui Mayor launches cyclone relief fund
The fund was set up on Saturday and was already receiving a positive response.
Fresh geotechnical assessment for SH4 after new slip
'We know this will be frustrating for people in the area.'
Cyclone Gabrielle generosity: Football family rallies around Hawke’s Bay kids
Football gear donations and fundraising drive launched to help battling Hawke's Bay kids.
'So special': Widow's priceless treasure rescued from cyclone-destroyed home
Family, friends rally around widow whose Esk Valley home was destroyed by cyclone.
As an 81yo and her caravan were swept away in the flood, she turned to what she loved: Her crocheting
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Tourist puts holiday on hold to help those who lost everything
Tourist joins volunteer army helping Hawke's Bay residents who lost everything in cyclone.
Volunteer army set up amid heartbreak in Esk Valley disaster zone
'People are on the positive, optimistic side helping each other out.'
'Water came up quick': 12-hour ordeal trapped on house bus roof
“We are lucky we had a skylight . . . that is what saved us."
‘My family is in there’: Endless heartbreak as Turkey-Syria earthquake death toll exceeds 41,000
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‘We are going to die’: Esk Valley couple's miracle survival
Esk Valley residents talk of how they survived neck deep water during deadly flood
Harete Hipango to seek selection in 'unwinnable' electorate
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Sponge cities: Could this approach help NZ weather climate change?
An expert in urban planning says we need to change the way we think about cities.
Whanganui council setting up camp for homeless
The facility is an effort to move homeless people from freedom camping sites.
72 hours of hell – how Cyclone Gabrielle shook the North Island
Cyclone Gabrielle lived up to its forecast as the worst storm this century.
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How Gabrielle's fury has exposed flaws in our major cities
This chaotic season must lead to change.
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