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Cyclone Gabrielle: 'We're actually very lucky to make it out' - Traffic supervisor on being trapped near Napier - Vimarsana News

Cyclone Gabrielle: 'We're actually very lucky to make it out' - Traffic supervisor on being trapped near Napier

Liam Harvey was in a truck laden with traffic cones heading through hills outside Napier to close off roads in the dark when trees started to fall, blocking his path.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Residents fume over being left to dispose of cyclone silt - Vimarsana News

Residents fume over being left to dispose of cyclone silt

Gisborne people clearing silt from flooded homes and businesses are not impressed with the council's solution on how and where to dump it.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Long road ahead to reinstate normal water supply to Gisborne - Vimarsana News

Long road ahead to reinstate normal water supply to Gisborne

Gisborne industries could be waiting around two weeks before they can begin operating again as the desperate state of the city's water situation was hammered home at a meeting.

Source: rnz.co.nz
Cut-off Hawke's Bay community relies on boat to ferry in essential supplies - Vimarsana News

Cut-off Hawke's Bay community relies on boat to ferry in essential supplies

A 30-metre boat ride across a once flooded river inland of Napier is all that is keeping hundreds of Rissington farming families in food and vital fuel.

Source: rnz.co.nz
'Nasty, gutless act': $35,000 worth of equipment stolen from Piha surf lifesaving club - Vimarsana News

'Nasty, gutless act': $35,000 worth of equipment stolen from Piha surf lifesaving club

A surf life saving club on Auckland's cyclone-ravaged west coast was broken into overnight, with thieves walking away with essential equipment.

Source: rnz.co.nz