First new state houses in 40 years to take pressure off
Regional director for Kāinga Ora said it was exciting to see work starting.
Regional director for Kāinga Ora said it was exciting to see work starting.
Some roads, like State Highway 25A, just shouldn't be there, says Chris Hipkins.
Taupō people are celebrating the completion of a $25m upgrade of the town centre.
The Central Plateau and Bay of Plenty Dairy Industry Awards were held last weekend.
Taupō residents are mopping up after a short, sharp deluge on Sunday.
Taupō's first mayor Joan Williamson has died at the age of 92.
A Taupō company is working to make New Zealand's roads safer.
Niwa has said it is already starting to flood in northern Hawke's Bay.
Country's roading network has significant damage and some routes complete rebuilds.
A Taupō plumbing company is working hard to bring the gift of a hot shower to Hawke's Bay.
Te Matatini goes ahead despite a cyclone, Kahumako Rameka reflects on her journey.
Cyclone victims headed straight for Taupō's Mitre 10 as soon as the road was passable.
One Taupō company is taking to the skies to provide much-needed aid to Hawke's Bay.
La Niña isn't done with NZ's drenched north, with another soaking possible in early March.
A standout post-colonial anthology about power, strength and survival.
Please help the hundreds of thousands of Kiwis impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle.
"At one point she looked at me and said ‘I can’t feel my legs’."
A woman is in a serious condition after the car she was driving was hit by a falling tree.
Thousands of people will have to make do without power in southern Lake Taupō communities.
The outages are under investigation.
Cyclone Gabrielle lived up to its forecast as the worst storm this century.
Truck at rest area near Waiouru hit by fallen trees.
Taupō is waking up to extensive damage and thousands of homes without power.
The iwi "hasn’t been involved at this point in what the future looks like".
Mercury Energy is urgently shedding water from Lake Taupō and the Waikato River.
WeatherWatch NZ have forecasted the storm to hit the northern half of the North Island
"Our tourism industry is on thin ice."
The historic hotel has been shut due to seismic concerns.
The family of a girl who died in a bus crash on Mt Ruapehu are concerned by delays.