Cyclone Gabrielle: Kai, hugs and emotion as rugby club welcomes storm survivors
Rugby club opens its arms to those who lost everything - players strip damaged houses.
Rugby club opens its arms to those who lost everything - players strip damaged houses.
Kind-hearted football player describes Cyclone Gabrielle damage as 'unbelievable'.
Puketapu man says while houses can be replaced, cyclone loss of life "very sad"
A kind-hearted Kiwi talks of the devastation he saw during a mercy dash to Hawke's Bay.
When the warning came through to evacuate, it was too late for some Esk Valley residents
Rebuild unlikely to have a big impact on reversing the slowdown in residential building.
"Mobile generators were a godsend. In our new villages, we’re building generators."
Miracles and incredible bravery have meant the Cyclone Gabrielle death toll isn't higher
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
"Ran essential services on generator power, fully supplied with food and medication."
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Clean-up mission in Esk Valley struck by more heavy rain.
The car didn't stop for police in Napier, and was later spiked.
Hastings Punjabi Sikh community working around the clock to make sure everyone gets fed.
Truckie John Milne has described his harrowing ordeal the night Cyclone Gabrielle arrived.
Otago Nuggets basketball coach with recovery efforts in Hawke's Bay.
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
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Gareth Jones held on to his friend for as long as he could before being struck by debris.
The cost of damage to orchards ranged from $150,000 to $250,000 per hectare.
Several slips have caused large sections of State Highway 5 to fall away.
Inside the Civil Defence and military-run distribution centre.
Water about 2m high swept through their home in Napier.
Donations follow huge community support for fundraiser.
With floodwaters rising around her, Margaret had to act.
Against a backdrop of activity, Peter quietly works away shovelling.
OPINION: A Napier mother of two details the blows of Mother Nature, and finds hope.
Rural communities have gone days without support.
Checkpoints set up by residents to stop looters, as 'unreal' community clean up continues.