Generators, satellite phones, and more: Red Cross thanks Kiwis, updates on how money is being spent
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
More wild weather forecast for regions battered by Gabrielle.
Power company says it has a responsibility to manage flows at Lake Waikaremoana.
OPINION: Public relations expert says alerting the public is harder than it looks.
Truckie John Milne has described his harrowing ordeal the night Cyclone Gabrielle arrived.
More than 170 houses red or yellowed stickered in a city desperately short of housing.
Police are trying to find thousands of people still missing following the cyclone.
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
The bank has joined ASB and BNZ in making donations; Westpac offering small business fund.
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
Donation follows huge community support for fundraiser.
Telco boss calls blunder disheartening for crews working 24/7. Telcos offer free data.
Civil Defence is running fly-overs of Tairāwhiti to assess the cyclone damage.
Cherie Howie looks back at the day the cyclone arrived, and changed Aotearoa forever.
First up is a law change to force councils to provide more info on flooding and quakes.
Kiwis can help with money, essentials, or their time.
A South African family who immigrated to New Zealand four weeks ago are missing.
There are about 5000 RSE workers in Hawke's Bay and Gisborne.
A Hawke’s Bay family, including a 7-year-old boy, are lucky to be alive.
Animals were forced to find any refuge they could as floodwaters rose.
Police have set up an online tool to help families find missing people.
Quarter of a million people were left without power yesterday, entire communities cut off.
Hawke’s Bay authorities, meanwhile, are struggling to cope with Cyclone Gabrielle impacts.
Northland and Gisborne are also under red heavy rain warnings.
Northland and Gisborne are also under red heavy rain warnings.
Warnings and watches are in place for regions across the top half of the North Island.
From the East Coast to the top of the South, Nash says we're spoiled for choice.
A day of deep sorrow ended in a day of joy for rugby fans on the East Coast.
Long clean-up ahead and millions in uninsured crop and stock loss.
Wairoa is a town on the rise, say proud locals and the district's equally proud mayor.