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Unison power crews are working street-by-street repairing power
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Temporary bridges for Hawke's Bay could be 'two or three months' away
It will fall to district councils to determine if they need a temporary bridge.
Nurse who 'lost everything' in cyclone returns to work three days later
Maria Hollingshead thinks humour and humanity are getting her through losing her home.
1000-strong team working to reconnect Hastings communities
At least 10 Hastings district rural communities were isolated after Cyclone Gabrielle.
Bailey bridges for Hawke's Bay
Hon Michael Wood, Minister of Transport visited Downer in Hastings to view Bailey bridge components. Developed by the British during the WW2, Bailey bridges are a versatile, cost effective system being relatively quick and easy to put up.
'Absolute devastation': White Island pilot shocked at Hawke's Bay devastation
Mark Law is becoming accustomed to responding to natural disasters.
Concerns over proposed speed drops in Tararua District
Speed drops are proposed around schools on local roads.
How many did the cyclone injure? New data gives clearer picture of casualty count
Injuries and hospitalisations from the cyclone have so far proved challenging to collate.
Menopause rage goes viral
Louise Ward from Wardini Books reviews Queen Bee by Ciara Geraghty.
Voices Of The Pacific: After a cyclone comes the work - and faith
Fijian RSE worker Aporosa Bulinitarawereierenavula calls Hawke's Bay his second home.
Missing man Joseph Ahuriri last seen heading south in Havelock North
Police have released details of the last sighting of the missing 40-year-old man.
River crossing rescue: People trapped on flooded car in rural Hawke’s Bay
Police, firefighters and a rescue helicopter were sent to the remote scene.
Watch: Rural kids and their intrepid journey over a river to school
Mum Laura Marinus documented her kids' unusual trip to school.
City Medical Napier building for sale
The building housing the city's only urgent medical care centre is on the market.
Opinion: Why Hawke’s Bay crime can be so hard to decipher
OPINION: Hipkins has found out the hard way what people who cover crime know well.
Woman badly injured in Napier industrial area, police investigate
The woman’s injuries are currently unexplained.
Wyn Drabble: Mucking in a positive after drastic event
Of hunkering down and mucking in
Cyclone Gabrielle: The isolated Eskdale community at the end of the road
The lone bridge connecting half of Ellis Wallace Rd with the rest of the world is unsafe.
Support wings its way from Rotorua to Hawke's Bay
Generous donations flown in from Rotorua boosted supplies for those in need.
'Animal welfare risk': Kokopuru Station still cut off after cyclone
Seven families on the station are without power and isolated from the outside world.
Tararua proudly represented at Te Matatini
Rangitane’s Te Ringa Kaha to the Te Matatini National Kapahaka Competition last week.
Kiwis donate to help Hawke's Bay's cyclone-affected pets
Hastings SCPA overwhelmed by the kindness of animal lovers after Cyclone Gabrielle.
'Flat-out': Road crews work around the clock to restore access in Hawke's Bay
It comes as autumn rainfall totals are predicted to be normal or above normal.
Denis O’Reilly: Yes some gang members looted, but others are helping with cyclone clean-up
OPINION: Gang expert and social worker reflects on 'crappy people' and 'our best angels'.
McNair family excels in TSNZ Outdoor 50m Smallbore Nationals
Dannevirke’s McNair family made the NZ Slazenger Open team.
Mobile police bases established for cyclone-hit eastern district
Residents have been fearful after the post-cyclone crime spree.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Police deploy mobile bases amid Hawke’s Bay crime concerns
Police have set up mobile bases in Hawke's Bay after residents voiced fears for safety.
Bremworth posts first half loss, profits dogged by litigation
Carper makers Bremworth and Godfrey Hirst are locked in a litigation battle.
Eketāhuna celebrates 150th anniversary
Preparations are under way for March 10-12 in Eketāhuna to celebrate 150 years.
Coastal community seeking answers from council on closed gorge
Ākitio residents are worried they may be completely cut off.
Cyclone Gabrielle rescue: ‘I have never loved dad so much’
Tractor used to rescue young grandchildren - community rally around each other.
Cyclone Gabrielle: Silky Oak faces long, slow recovery
Iconic chocolate shop has massive clean-up ahead.