
Cyclone Gabrielle warnings: Residents told to 'prepare for worst' - and to stock up on essentials
Most models are showing Cyclone Gabrielle will directly hit New Zealand next week.
Most models are showing Cyclone Gabrielle will directly hit New Zealand next week.
Portable cabins to provide roofs over the heads of people displaced by flooding.
Cyclone Gabrielle is on its way. Residents can prepare now in various ways.
The East Coast is in clean-up mode after Cyclone Hale.
"It was like a wild animal. You know you don’t know what you are looking at?"
Auckland Flood update - Wednesday 8th February
Youngsters on a sports trip from Tonga are helping in the big clean-up in Auckland.
Mounting medical costs are another strain on a family caught in the Orua Bay landslide.
Flood effort gets massive donation from crypto company.
Former police commissioner picked to lead the inquiry into flood response.
Auckland Transport is urging people to plan ahead and leave plenty of time for travel.
Parts of Northland got more rain than ever before last month.
Record amounts of torrential rain caused widespread damage across the region.
Data was supplied to the Herald by Fire & Emergency NZ and Auckland Emergency Management.
The record-breaking flash floods have affected pets and livestock.
The country's largest stadium has been cleaned up to host the upcoming Ed Sheeran concert.
The men were caught on video taking flood-damaged goods from popular adult toy store.
Over 280 claims have been lodged for injuries sustained during the recent floods.
Amit Bhardwaj's family are living in uncertainty after their rental got swamped.
Motel manager: "80 to 90 per cent of bookings cancelled or postponed.”
After being closed more than a week, one lane of SH1 over the Brynderwyns is open.
Welcome news for sodden Super City after week of deadly downpours.
Auckland's Emergency Management team will provide an update this afternoon.
Around 3500 customers live in the area currently supplied by the reservoir.
Auckland's state of emergency has been extended for another week - so what does that mean?
Auckland's largest Pak'n'Save is reopening just one week after it was filled with flood water. Video / NZ Herald
Not even pumps have been able to bring the water level down.
Health and emergency agencies are urging people to avoid contact and wash their hands.
Mayor acknowledged he 'made mistakes' in his response to the deluge.
Decision due later today on whether to extend Auckland state of emergency.