Waka Kai reaches isolated Coromandel communities
Coromandel switched into recovery mode, with relief efforts coming from all sides.
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Gabrielle’s gift to Coromandel – Complete Isolation
Contractors working flat out since daylight to start clearing slips to restore access
Council teams work through the night dealing with hundreds of calls.
Coromandel cut off, roads closed, struck by power and cell phone outages.
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Hamilton kerbside collections to resume Tuesday, some facilities reopening
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SH2, Karangahake Gorge likely to close later today
Waka Kotahi advises people to leave sooner rather than later to get through the gorge.
Thames-Coromandel residents asked to prepare for evacuation
Thames-Coromandel District hit with 160km/h winds, 400mm rain.
Waikato District Council says stay home, cancels today’s rubbish collection
Some district evacuation centres are open, others are on standby.
Waipā District Council offices, facilities closed
DOC offices, tracks, huts, campsites and visitor centres closed across North Island.
Cyclone delays kerbside collections, city council’s facilities closed
Hamilton’s zoo, pools, gardens, parks and museum all closed Monday
Hamilton readies for Cyclone Gabrielle
Stay indoors if possible and keep travel around the city to a minimum