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Most Hawke's Bay councils still leaving silt clean-up to homeowners
Only the Wairoa council is picking up the bill for silt clean-up on private property.
Only the Wairoa council is picking up the bill for silt clean-up on private property.
Rural communities of Rissington, Patoka and Puketitiri welcome bridge.
"People are like, 'What? We didn’t know you’d even been hit'."
Last week, police said there was very little information to follow up on.
The 46-year-old woman was taken to a local medical centre, but has since died.
"Teens and people roaming the streets in the middle of the night have virtually gone."
Hawke's Bay Māori have tough decisions to make on marae locations
The Government is setting up a steady, thorough process on recovery and resilience.
Two more deaths were confirmed by police this morning, taking the toll to 11.
Hundreds of buildings have been red-stickered and thousands yellow or white-stickered.
The US ambassador to NZ said Gabrielle's huge impact was 'hard to get your head around'.
Unison power crews are working street-by-street repairing power
It will fall to district councils to determine if they need a temporary bridge.
Injuries and hospitalisations from the cyclone have so far proved challenging to collate.
Wood will be providing an update on the installation of temporary bridges.
Mum Laura Marinus documented her kids' unusual trip to school.
The building housing the city's only urgent medical care centre is on the market.
The lone bridge connecting half of Ellis Wallace Rd with the rest of the world is unsafe.
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Tractor used to rescue young grandchildren - community rally around each other.
Iconic chocolate shop has massive clean-up ahead.
Details of the new Cyclone Recovery Taskforce have been announced.
"It helps us understand how heavy the rain was in a relatively short period of time."
The aim of the testing is to allow Waka Kotahi NZTA to open up both lanes of the bridge.
There are plenty of challenges facing crews tasked with restoring power.
The fund has been given for a Māori-led response to Cyclone Gabrielle rebuild.
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
Localised bus services are expected to return to Napier and Hastings this week.
Rugby club opens its arms to those who lost everything - players strip damaged houses.
Kind-hearted football player describes Cyclone Gabrielle damage as 'unbelievable'.