Volunteers have spent days cleaning up dead animals in Hastings after Cyclone Gabrielle. Keep Reading

The inundation of Neil Finn's property in Piha suggests the council's flood risk data is giving people a false sense of security. Keep Reading

The Government has stumped up $25 million to support farmers and growers following Cyclone Gabrielle. Keep Reading

"In life you get chances sometimes to be the light, and I feel like this has been our opportunity and we feel very grateful to have been able to," said Gabriella Henderson. Keep Reading

Growers can access grants of $2000 per hectare, up to a maximum of $40,000, to remove silt from trees and vines, support their clean-up efforts, and minimise tree and vine losses. Keep Reading

Opinion: Underground power lines are safer, more resilient and less of an eyesore, says Timothy Welch. The higher upfront cost will pay off in long-term benefits. Keep Reading

Wellington company Bunker Box sold out of emergency kits within days. Trade Me data shows demand for generators and transistor radios is just as strong. Keep Reading

The recovery from Cyclone Gabrielle is expected to boost economic activity and put more pressure on the already-squeezed construction sector. Keep Reading

The rebuild following Cyclone Gabrielle is likely to further drive up the inflation the Reserve Bank is desperately trying to dampen. Keep Reading

You might have seen seasonal workers like Fatu Asuafi stranded on rooftops, floodwater all around. Those same guys later got to work digging silt out of peoples homes, and just a week later they're back picking apples. Keep Reading

An urn containing the ashes of John Hogan's brother-in-law was due to be buried when the floods hit. Keep Reading

Aucklanders forbidden from entering their properties may still need to pay their rates bills due on Tuesday. While some other Councils affected by Cyclone Gabrielle have opted to provide rates remission for red-stickered homeowners. Auckland Council has chosen not to, instead requiring affected people to apply for assistance. For some residents it's a frustrating and costly hurdle. Tom Taylor explains. Keep Reading

Some Kāinga Ora tenants are continuing to sleep in flood-damaged properties as the public housing provider struggles to meet the sheer demand for homes. Keep Reading

Owners of luxury apartments once marketed as "perfectly positioned" are now in peril after a landslip caused by flooding - and made worse by the cyclone. Keep Reading

Houses trashed, lives ruined, anxiety through the roof. A group of homeowners are pleading with the council and the government: Buy us out. Keep Reading

'It was like an Aunty coming home,' a volunteer at the Waipatu Marae said. Keep Reading

It's going to be months and months of taking the long way round for trucking companies. Keep Reading

Sharron Solomon saw the water lapping at her back door so the campground owner woke an ex-firefighter guest who raced to sound Wairoa's fire station alarm. Keep Reading

Managing managed retreat is a minefield. Keep Reading

Road and rail damage in the region is expected to plague local businesses for years to come. Keep Reading

It's estimated hundreds of thousands of cubic metres need to be removed from Gisborne's residential areas. Keep Reading

Locals lined the fence above the Napier Port to watch the arrival of the ship which is carrying bailey bridges, utility vehicles, generators and other supplies. Keep Reading

"[If] consumers don't have access to electricity or Internet in the Cyclone-affected areas they should not be charged for it," Rebecca Styles said. Keep Reading

The tropics return to a risky state for cyclone formation next week. What does that mean? Keep Reading

Hawkes Bay locals challenge the PM to come and see the evidence for their crime fears for himself Keep Reading