
Cyclone Gabrielle live: Thousands still without power in BoP, fallen trees block roads, schools closed
Latest on Cyclone Gabrielle in the region.
Latest on Cyclone Gabrielle in the region.
Racer has to come through last-chance race to win title.
No papers made it through.
Forests, roads, parks and schools were closed as Cyclone Gabrielle arrived.
Bay of Plenty Civil Defence announced a region-wide state of emergency on Monday.
The case is isolated at home and contact tracing under way.
The cyclone has been wreaking havoc across the top of the North Island on Monday.
It comes as George Beamish smashed the national 3000m record.
Heavy rain and strong winds are forecast to lash the upper North Island.
Northland and Gisborne are also under red heavy rain warnings.
Northland and Gisborne are also under red heavy rain warnings.
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A passer-by discovered the vehicle down the bank near Opape Rd.
Residents are asked to avoid driving, clear drains and have an emergency kit ready.
Secondary schools around Auckland considering closing campuses on Monday or Tuesday.
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More than 5000 people are expected to take part in the event.
Hipkins visited families displaced after slips who are now fighting for insurance cover.
National Party leader Christopher Luxon is promising his party will get things done.
'I went outside to have a cigarette with my cup of tea. I thought it was UFOs in the sky.'
Most models are showing Cyclone Gabrielle will directly hit New Zealand next week.
'If it was peak time there would have been many people. Very lucky it didn’t kill anyone.'
Despite 'extensive searches' across the region, the Murupara man cannot be found.
Most models are showing Cyclone Gabrielle will directly hit New Zealand next week.
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins is visiting Tauranga today.
Cyclone Gabrielle is on its way. Residents can prepare now in various ways.
WeatherWatch NZ have forecasted the storm to hit the northern half of the North Island