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By Māori, for Māori solutions can benefit all - I wouldn't support them if they didn't.
By Māori, for Māori solutions can benefit all - I wouldn't support them if they didn't.
More high-profile Kiwi artists join the concert to raise funds for flood victims.
The resident vehicle passes were introduced last week, but have already been ripped off.
Dartmoor Road is expected to open with a temporary bridge in four to five weeks.
Insurers have already paid out more than $110m - and the bill is expected to keep rising.
Workers pushed to limit as frustration leads to some stress-related abuse.
Hawke's Bay Māori have tough decisions to make on marae locations
The Government is setting up a steady, thorough process on recovery and resilience.
They and their pets were forced to move out after the cyclone red-stickered their house.
MetService is warning that thunderstorms and downpours are possible.
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The government is funding free telehealth and digital services for those unable to travel.
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Celebrity chef aiming to create NZ’s “biggest-ever dinner party”.
More money, more jobs in local TV and films, but weather disasters could test resilience.
Former policeman John Purkis was swept down a culvert during Auckland’s January floods and managed to survive. Video / NZ Herald
The Cyclone Gabrielle clean-up in Hawke's Bay is a mammoth operation.
Battling neck-high flood waters, Jim McIlroy put the live of his mokos ahead of his own.
Hundreds of buildings have been red-stickered and thousands yellow or white-stickered.
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"...as we went around the back we realised it was full of kittens.”
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Auckland Transport is urging the general public to stay away from the west coast beaches.
Donations are used to provide ongoing support to those affected by Cyclone Gabrielle.
The US ambassador to NZ said Gabrielle's huge impact was 'hard to get your head around'.
Staff stayed nights with the sea creatures, who remained safe and well through flooding.
Carpet demand is set to surge after the floods.
The weekend's warm start will be shortlived with day-time highs going from 26C - 15C.