
Tsunami survivors tell of destruction and chaos
Reporter Edward Gay is at Auckland Airport speaking with people who have flown from Apia this morning.
Reporter Edward Gay is at Auckland Airport speaking with people who have flown from Apia this morning.
Reporter Edward Gay is at Auckland Airport speaking with people who have flown from Apia this morning.
The death toll for tourists in Samoa could rise in some areas where the tsunami warning system may not have worked so well.
A salty smell hangs over the devastated Samoan village of Lalomanu as police teams pick their way through the debris looking for bodies.
A team of Army medics is flying to Samoa to join a civilian medical team that left NZ late last night as the death toll from the tsunami rises.
Residents and visitors in Samoa describe the terror of knowing what would be next after a massive quake rocked the tiny island nation
Read here for the latest news following the Samoan earthquake and tsunami.
Nine New Zealanders are now confirmed injured, and one dead, in today's Samoan tsunami.
Horror stories are emerging in the aftermath of today's 8.3 magnitude quake and tsunami in Samoa.
At least one NZer is dead and three injured, amongst thousands affected by today's earthquake and tsunami in Samoa.
Reports of cars thrown into the ocean and fish on the ground following this morning's magnitude 8.3 earthquake.
There are unconfirmed reports that 40 people from the Samoan village of Lalomanu - on the south-eastern end of the island of Upolu - have been killed.
Samoan residents have been evacuated from the coast to higher ground after a magnitude 8.3 quake struck this morning, followed by a tsunami.
Samoa's radical road switch has claimed its first casualty.
A woman accused of inflicting head injuries which nearly killed her son asked the child's grandmother for forgiveness, a court was told.
Samoan police will remain on alert for accidents today, the second day since the switch to driving on the left.
This morning I drove out of my house on the right hand side of the road, and returned on the left, in the same country, in the same car.
Samoans are bracing themselves for chaos today as motorists switch to driving on the left.