Morning Report

Coordinated efforts to get support to farmers and growers affected by Cyclone Gabrielle have begun - with truck loads of stock feed bound for the affected regions.

Crops were destroyed, orchards were… Read more Audio

Vital river monitoring infrastructure in Hawke's Bay buckled under the pressure of the storm last week.

Most of the region's rain and river level monitoring sites lost their connection on Monday… Read more Audio

Fresh landslides and damage from roadworks are hampering efforts to restore communication services in the wake of the cyclone.

Fibre supplying Gisborne from the north has been fixed, but three new… Read more Audio

Three months of work has been condensed into a weekend as crews scramble to restore powerlines in Hawke's Bay.

A helicopter and crane worked to carry a new line over the Tutaekuri River yesterday… Read more Audio

The East Coast MP Kiri Allan says she is not expecting a big increase in the number of people killed by the cyclone as people still wait to hear whether their whānau are safe in Hawkes Bay and Tai… Read more Audio

Students in flood-stricken regions may finally be able to get on with their academic year, with several schools set to reopen this week.

But with the extensive damage to property from Cyclone… Read more Audio

There has been an increase in family harm incidents reported to police since Cyclone Gabrielle hit.

The Police Commissioner Andrew Coster says reports of dishonesty offences are actually fewer than… Read more Audio

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