Morning Report

It's almost two weeks since the 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated Turkey and Syria, and officials say almost all rescue efforts to find survivors will end today. 

More than 46,000 people have been… Read more Audio

As Te Tai Rāwhiti enters its second week of recovery, many are still struggling.

Iwi, community organisations and myriad volunteers are working around the clock, trying to ensure they get what they… Read more Audio

Work to repair the extensive damage to roads throughout the North Island, Te Ika-a-Māui, is making progress.

Sections of six highways in Hawkes Bay and Tai Rāwhiti remain completely closed, while… Read more Audio

Marae across the motu are springing into action to help people impacted by the cyclone. Kokiri Marae in Lower Hutt is taking donations of supplies for the East Coast. General Manager Tina Olsen-Ratana… Read more Audio

The Tararua district remains under a state of emergency. Yesterday, the Mayor Tracey Collis and Emergency Management Minister Kieran McAnulty, surveyed the damage from the air. She speaks to Max Towle… Read more Audio

We've heard some incredible stories from Waiohiki this week, of cars and indeed entire houses sweeping right through in the flooding. One resident of Waiohiki says the only reason they're alive is… Read more Audio

Diggers have arrived in the rural Hawke's Bay community of Eskdale to clear vast quantities of mud and debris, and help residents to view their homes. Tess Brunton has been in the Esk Valley to… Read more Audio

With thousands of hectares of farmland coated with silt across much of the Upper North Island, there are concerns about how farmers are going to be able to feed their animals. Even before Cyclone… Read more Audio