
Cyclone Gabrielle: More fibre in infrastructure diet might be needed
Hold the line: How can we build a more resilient system?
Hold the line: How can we build a more resilient system?
Marine Parade has more than a dozen homes still submerged in water that will not drain.
Councillors say they cannot get financial details on big-ticket spending.
Claims from the cyclone are now also coming in on top of the flood claims.
It's a beautiful community and this is an absolute tragedy, says Sir Bob Harvey
Growers bearing the brunt of rising supply costs, fresh produce group says.
Slips have caused road closures and there is no power at Matiatia Ferry Terminal.
The navy assisted in the rescue this morning after boatie went missing on Sunday.
Only 2759 NZ homes were sold last month and just 943 in Auckland.
Mayoral budget is not fit-for-purpose in a climate emergency, says Forest & Bird.
Mayoral budget is not fit-for-purpose in a climate emergency, says Forest & Bird.
A boatie has gone missing near Aotea Great Barrier Island.
Some 10,000 international passengers have been disrupted by the cyclone in Auckland.
The whole of the North Island was put under a tranche of weather warnings yesterday.
Crews work through the night to reconnect as many as they can.
Auckland Transport is urging people to avoid all non-urgent travel until Tuesday.
All Far North schools have made the decision to close on Monday as the cyclone bears down.
Cancellations made on updated weather reports of Cyclone Gabrielle's likely impacts.
Auckland needs a new green plan to respond to future floods, says water expert.
Secondary schools around Auckland considering closing campuses on Monday or Tuesday.
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Large waves and a storm surge are expected to affect northern and eastern coastlines.
'The corner of our property went. We saw it go and heard it. It’s just a big thud.'
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The worst of the cyclone is expected on Monday and Tuesday in the upper North Island.
335 families are still in temporary housing after the recent devastating floods.
Residents hit by devastating floods are in limbo waiting for an update on their homes.
Hipkins visited families displaced after slips who are now fighting for insurance cover.
It will be a nasty, big piece of work, says Mayor Wayne Brown.
Authorities warn strong winds pose higher risk of power cuts, downed trees than last time.