
'The bridge is gone': Heavy rainfall collapses bridge, floods properties on East Coast
Mayor Rehette Stoltz said Tokomaru Bay had been 'cut in half' due to damage on the bridge.
Mayor Rehette Stoltz said Tokomaru Bay had been 'cut in half' due to damage on the bridge.
Flesh-eating bug cost Ross Millichamp his legs, Kurt Bayer reports.
Mongrel Mobster's mother tells mayor to leave her dead son in "peace".
Northland year 6 to 13 students will compete their underwater robots next month.
"If the farm goes, so does the school" - Toby Williams, Federated Farmers.
The seized property belonged to a 35-year-old man.
The civil defence warning comes as heavy rain is forecast next week.
Overseas returnees move to Gisborne for a better family life.
Three Waters recommendations underwhelm mayors.
These thunderstorms are expected to be accompanied by very heavy rain.
"I wasn't ready to go, I wasn't going without a fight."
That brings the number of active community cases across the country to 11,601.
Mayor describes presence of gang insignia on headstones as "offensive".
Wild weather caused havoc across the country - now the clean-up has started.
About 27 protesters will come through the Wellington courts after a night behind bars.
Health authorities reported 306 Covid-19 community cases today.
Adding to the humidity, intense rain is forecast for east from Hawke's Bay to Coromandel.
The orchard's CV would have skyrocketed from $1.65m to $4.1m if the council had its way.
New locations of interest today also include fast-food joints and a Poirua restaurant.
Musician Ricky Boyd is producing up and coming artists in Tairāwhiti.
Baby who died from critical injuries at Starship Hospital yesterday latest tragedy.
Gisborne judoka Sydnee Andrews on fundraising mission to get to Olympic Games.
Manutahi Hill Ruatorea, bringing arts and history to life
Three performers from Te Tairāwhiti Arts Festival share their favourite Gisborne places.
Heavy rain and big seas forecast, with worst expected for east of North Island.
The 19-month-old was brought into Gisborne Hospital with critical injuries on January 6.
A lifelong boatie, Chris Wakelin has never returned to the sea since his sons drowned.
It's been the deadliest holiday period in New Zealand waters in nearly 25 years.