Watch: One Hawkes Bay woman's anguish over the horses taken in Cyclone Gabrielle Keep Reading

It comes after Hawke's Bay and Gisborne were lashed by Cyclone Gabrielle. Keep Reading

Residential properties in Hastings and Napier will have silt collected at no charge, after all. Keep Reading

Forestry workers in areas where slash has caused widespread community anger have been told by their chief executives and managing directors they can temporarily stop wearing branded uniforms. Keep Reading

In the second instalment in a series of diaries about Cyclone Gabrielle’s aftermath in New Zealand, Anna Rankin describes the fears, rumours and unexpected effects of a lack of internet Keep Reading

A strong northwest flow followed by an active front with a "significant rain band" will move onto the western and lower South Island on Sunday. Keep Reading

Reality is sinking in for the thousands who lost homes and businesses in the disaster. Keep Reading

Photo: Supplied / Waka Kotahi By RNZ Mana whenua in Tai Rāwhiti have held a blessing ceremony before the construction of a temporary bridge that will... Keep Reading

Contractors helping communities clean up after Cyclone Gabrielle say they desperately need government support to continue. Keep Reading

Muriwai resident Vivienne Elizabeth shares her experience in the profoundly disempowering state of limbo of a red-stickered area. Keep Reading

Developer says he is designing a solution to address the stormwater concerns. Keep Reading

The maximum amount of money people who have lost everything as a result of Cyclone Gabrielle can get for clothing, bedding and food through Work and Income is the same as it was in 2004. Keep Reading

As floodwaters engulfed the house, James Caird rang 111. "They pretty much told us we were on our own. Then the line went dead." Keep Reading

Twenty-eight communities are still isolated and relying on Defence Force supplies almost a month on from Cyclone Gabrielle. Keep Reading

Midwives say the compromised roads, initial difficulties around communications, power outages and now, the subsequent housing crisis, are having a cumulative effect. Keep Reading

A summer of devastating storms has put the spotlight on the role of insurance - and insurance companies - in society. Keep Reading

Forestry Minister Stuart Nash says there will be a review, but the Tairāwhiti inquiry won't be widened to include Hawke's Bay. Keep Reading

A section of State Highway 2 between Wairoa and Napier has been closed due to significant risks from slips and rockfall. Keep Reading

"I think the reality is the work has got to take as long as it takes. We have to accept a future of road cones ahead of us." Keep Reading

Rail lines twisted like pretzels bring home the force of water that coursed across Hawke's Bay in the cyclone Keep Reading

The PM has been looking at damaged roads and red stickered houses. Keep Reading

By Naisi Chen, Labour List MP based in Botany The regions devastated by Cyclone Gabrielle are special to so many people. During the past few weeks, I’ve felt that connection come through in the drive to support these communities to get back on their feet. It’s been incredible to see so many people here in […] Keep Reading

Callaghan Innovation is taking a flexible approach to businesses affected by Cyclone Gabrielle Keep Reading

Livelihoods in tatters after months of relentless rain and extreme weather – and the clean-up is just beginning Keep Reading

Kāinga Ora announced today that it was looking at demolishing 19 homes in Māngere’s Pito Place. Keep Reading