
‘We don’t know when we’ll see them again’: Tearful farmers, parents pay thousands to evacuate kids by chopper
One Mum paid more than $7000 to fly her two daughters out to safety.
One Mum paid more than $7000 to fly her two daughters out to safety.
Several Napier suburbs will get power back soon, but one elderly couple is making do.
Napier MP Stuart Nash has called on the community to be patient.
Telco boss calls blunder disheartening for crews working 24/7. Telcos offer free data.
Football gear donations and fundraising drive launched to help battling Hawke's Bay kids.
Two more deaths were confirmed by police this morning, taking toll to 11.
Family, friends rally around widow whose Esk Valley home was destroyed by cyclone.
OPINION: They are well-intentioned but do little to rattle political cages or shake trees.
Search and rescue teams have been scouring kilometres of slash and debris on the coast.
”It was unbelievable where the river had been and how high it was."
81-year-old tells of miracle Cyclone Gabrielle survival after caravan swept away
Looters were discovered late last night in Puketapu west of Napier.
Tourist joins volunteer army helping Hawke's Bay residents who lost everything in cyclone.
Contact numbers, websites and email addresses have been provided to help those in need.
There was cheering and clapping in the streets of Napier as power came on yesterday.
Scenes of destruction remain four days after deadly floods in valley north of Napier.
About 20 homes evacuated in Piha last night, and an exclusion zone remains in Muriwai.
Armed police swooped in Napier last night, forcing residents to stay in.
The floods have brought 'absolutely harrowing' tales of people's animals drowning.
Random acts of kindness help Hawke's Bay people recover.
“We are lucky we had a skylight . . . that is what saved us."
"Our children are our life. We take pride in our complete devotion to our babies."
It is feared more people will be found dead in devastation wrought by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Hawke's Bay has been devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle.
Paula described the town as 'eerie' as helicopters and Army trucks swamp the city.
'There was nothing they could’ve done more,' say her uncle.
'Our home, our section and all our belongings have been completely destroyed.'
At an evacuation centre people are in tears describing their harrowing experiences.
Three HB deaths, homes lost, bridges wrecked, no power. The effects will continue.
Disaster response leaders include a navy pilot and a police officer shot on the job.