Swept away: 50m section of bridge found lodged down river
A 50m stretch of Pyramid Bridge has broken away in the Mataura River.
A 50m stretch of Pyramid Bridge has broken away in the Mataura River.
Welcome sunshine on the way for much of the country, although some areas will stay wet.
Rescue options being assessed for hundreds of stranded tourists on West Coast.
'Tarzan' MacRae wasn't fazed by Dunedin's king tides yesterday.
Don't do anything that puts your safety at risk, the council says
Much of the country will spend the day assessing damage left behind by Cyclone Fehi.
Damage assessment begins after ex-Tropical Cyclone Fehi ravaged much of the country.
115 trapped in cars overnight in Fox Glacier as country begin storm clean-up.
Power out as storm surges in Hokitika / Video by Andrew Thompson
Passersby rally to clear huge branch blocking the road and holding up traffic.
Ingenious scarfies save flat from flooding / Jack Cranston via ODT
The worst of ex-cyclone Fehi may have passed, but the wet weather isn't over yet.
Karen Langer was paddling into Cass Bay, Christchurch this morning when a strong gust of wind picked up her paddle board and carried it through the air, narrowly missing her head. Video / Kurt Langer
A group of quick-thinking students saved their flat from being inundated with water.
A state of emergency has been declared in Dunedin, 800 homes are at risk of being inundated with untreated sewage and the council is making plans to evacuate people from South Dunedin. / Video by Shay Dewey
Dozens of campers were forced to evacuated from the Westport Trotting Club when a "mini tsunami" of water from a nearby river flooded the grounds. Video / Jaydin Shingleton
Footage shows storm aftermath in West coast, Granity. Supplied by Howie Wilson
The wild weather was bad news for campers on the grounds of the Westport Trotting Club.
A compilation showing the wet and windy weather throughout New Zealand. / Videos supplied
MetService Severe Weather Update: January 31st - February 2nd
MetService Weather New Zealand: February 1st - 3rd
Remnants of Cyclone Fehi are lashing the west coast of the country with wild weather. / Video by Broadcast Media
Shotover River's water measurement changed from 7 cubic meters per second to 270 cubic meters per second in just one day.