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Weather: What Kiwis can expect from the coming El Niño
Kiwis could be feeling El Niño's influence by the end of winter. So what can we expect?
Kiwis could be feeling El Niño's influence by the end of winter. So what can we expect?
After Cyclone Gabrielle, Auckland gears up to do better, writes Simon Wilson.
What should be done with William Birch Pool?
Government earmarks nearly $1 billion for cyclone recovery, announced in Hawke's Bay.
Multiple slips and erosion are washing sediment into local rivers and estuaries.
"It’s just ridiculous, and it's spreading."
The Whakatāne River reaches its second warning level - farmers are urged to move stock.
The work in Whanganui is expected to get under way in mid-May.
It was going to cost more than $150,000. Then contractors came up with a simple solution.
NZ's rivers flows have changed much over decades, with warming climate one likely factor.
The bridge now provides better access options for those in the cut-off community.
16km of stopbank on either side of one of HB's main rivers have been weakened.
Contact with the affected water could cause asthma and hay fever attacks for some people.
Man went missing from function and his body discovered hours later by paddleboarder.
Swimmers were reminded to look out for both seen and unseen hazards.
More torrential rain Wednesday morning brought more flooding to Auckland residents, with many saying they have had enough and want the Council to take accountability. Video / NZ Herald
The man had been missing since Wednesday when the dinghy he was in capsized.
Government will press ahead with plans for co-governance in Three Waters reforms.
New Zealand runs into problems when lake levels are low.
'There is global interest in Te Awa Tupua and what iwi are trying to achieve in Whanganui'
The project aims to fill knowledge gaps to assist in managing koi numbers
Ditch the crowded airports and tiny plane windows for the magical world of train travel.
Minister for Emergency Management Kiri Allan has arrived in the region.
Flesh-eating bug cost Ross Millichamp his legs, Kurt Bayer reports.
Hawke's Bay's riverbed management is a rare win-win for industry and the environment.
Parts of the Westland district recorded more than a metre of rain in three days.
A man who had been watching some swimmers heroically saves four from drowning in a rip.
About 100 people are staying at emergency operations centres on the West Coast.
Watercare now has consent for 300 million litres of water a day from the river year-round.
Findings show Māori and men are over-represented in the statistics.