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Axle Hamblyn with his mother Haley Allatt. Photo: RNZ / Tom Kitchin They are looking at ways to improve managing volunteers and are also checking out whether, in future, the highly-specced Eagle police helicopter could be summoned from Auckland. In early May, more than 100 people searched for Axle, before he was found a day later by a member of the public. He was found only wearing a nappy, gumboots and a t-shirt, after spending the night in the bush. Looking back on the search, Tairāwhiti police area commander Inspector Sam Aberahama said it was "all hands to the pump". But when they coul...

It reached crisis point when they were fined for camping at the beach by a Gisborne District Council officer. "She didn't even ask us to leave anything [she said] 'well you're not actually allowed to camp here, here's a $200 fine'." Then, immediately, they were given another fine for using the campsite toilets. "And she's like 'well that's another $200 fine and if you don't leave now, you're going to get into massive trouble' so I literally had to pack up and leave." Desperate, her partner Glenn put a post on Facebook and were offered a place near Tolaga Bay. It certainly had a momentous star...

Axle Hamblyn is reunited with mother Haley Allatt. Photo: UAWA/Facebook The family were new to the rural community near Tolaga Bay. In a period of homelessness they had slept in tents around Gisborne, which has one of the most acute housing shortages in the country. The Te Awamutu house they were living in had been sold and they had been given emergency accommodation in Hamilton. Axle's mother Haley Allat said they did not feel safe there. "We were in a motel and it was a bad situation with drugs and alcohol and people fighting and smashing things all the time and I just wasn't going to have...

Axle's family was homeless and living in tents before moving to Tolaga Bay, mum reveals 6 May, 2021 08:23 PM 3 minutes to read Missing three-year-old Axle found safe and well after a 21-hour ordeal. Video / Shanae Jones / UAWA Live Missing three-year-old Axle found safe and well after a 21-hour ordeal. Video / Shanae Jones / UAWA Live RNZ By Tom Kitchin of RNZ Not long before 3-year-old Axle's amazing survival after a night alone in the bush, his family had no home and had lived in tents when emergency accommodation felt unsafe. Axle Hamblyn was found safe and well nearly 22 hours after he wa...