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The Pre-Panel with Zoe George and Andrew Hoggard
Audio 6 Mar 2023Wallace Chapman and panellists Zoe George and Andrew Hoggard discuss the extension of the state of emergency for Tairawhiti and Hawke's Bay. Plus the panellists tell us what's been on their mind this… Audio
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Rangatira Marae whānau salvaging precious taonga in wake of Cyclone Gabrielle
The efforts come as the hapū, Ngāti Wahia, confront difficult questions about whether to relocate their devastated marae in Te Karaka. Audio
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In an emergency, can your electric car power your essentials?
As the power failed in Hawke's Bay and Tairawhiti during Cyclone Gabrielle, some electric vehicles enabled their users to keep the essentials switched on in their homes. Certain EV models are capable… Audio
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Managed retreat talk needs to happen soon - engineer
It is not too early to talk about retreating rather than rebuilding after Cyclone Gabrielle, says an engineer who helped move an entire Australian town after floods. Audio
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Fuel limited, bridges down - Cut-off communities try to keep thriving
Communities isolated by Cyclone Gabrielle are making the best of things as Civil Defence tries to keep essential supplies flowing.
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'A lot of hurt in this area': Gisborne couple say council let their community down
A Gisborne couple tasked with an eye-watering clean-up feel they were neglected by the district council.
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Gisborne's Tāiki e! bringing together communities for solutions
When Civil Defence kicked into gear in the aftermath of Cyclone Gabrielle, Tai Rāwhiti's rangatahi jumped in to lend a hand.
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Forestry waste from council-owned plantation big factor in cutting off Gisborne's water supply
Slash and whole trees from Gisborne District Council's joint-venture forest appear to have played a significant role in damaging the city's main water supply during Cyclone Gabrielle.
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Midday Rural News for 1 March 2023
News from the rural farming sector Rural advocates say not knowing when cyclone damaged back country roads in Tairawhiti and Hawke's Bay will re-open is de-stablising farmers' mental health. Rural… Audio
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Cyclone Gabrielle: What does recovery look like for Tairawhiti and Hawke's Bay?
A multi-sector rural coordination group met in Gisborne yesterday to draw up a blueprint to help farmers, growers and families work through the monumental challenges left in Cyclone Gabrielle's wake… Audio
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Families evacuated, roads closed as flooding hits Gisborne suburb
Several families left or were evacuated from the Gisborne suburb of Mangapapa overnight. Audio
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Gisborne region business welcome cyclone support funding as a good start
Businesses in the Gisborne region are pleased with the initial cyclone support package as a solid start, but are keen for more detail and longer-term solutions.
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How a native mushroom can help whānau addicted to meth
Fungi botanists, local health professionals, rongoa practitioners and medical researchers are planning a clinical trial this year into the therapeutic benefits of psychadelics. Project coordinator is… Audio
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Arrests after police car allegedly fired upon in Wairoa
Police are investigating a possible shot fired at one of their patrol cars in Wairoa last night.
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Size of debris dam illustrates huge challenges ahead
First person - Flying over Te Tai Rāwhiti shows the scale of the job ahead to restore access between Tokomaru Bay and Te Puia Springs, writes Ashleigh McCaull.
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Flood recovery: $25m in initial grants to be locally led - Robertson
Businesses in cyclone-affected regions will be able to claim up to $40,000 to help get back on their feet, with the government providing $25 million in grants for immediate costs, says the Finance…
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Cyclone aftermath: Mental impact on victims will be huge, Civil Defence says
Tairāwhiti Civil Defence says there will be long-term psychological effects from recent cyclones that have hit the region.
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Claims and counter-claims on post-cyclone crime spike
Media on the ground in cyclone-hit communities found road-blocks and local people reporting looting, theft and threats backed up with firearms. Meanwhile police and politicians insisted there was no… Audio
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Claims and counter-claims on post-cyclone crime spike
Media on the ground in cyclone-hit communities found road-blocks and local people reporting looting, theft and threats backed up with firearms. Meanwhile police and politicians insisted there was no…
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Climate minimisation still has a foothold in media
National MP Maureen Pugh was censured by her bosses and made to walk back her words after calling man-made climate change into question earlier this week. But similar sentiments still find a platform… Audio
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Climate minimisation still has a foothold in media
National MP Maureen Pugh was censured by her bosses and made to walk back her words after calling man-made climate change into question earlier this week. But similar sentiments still find a platform…
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Wet weather moving south, rain watches for Wairarapa, Marlborough
The low which brought flash floods in the far north is moving south and set to bring heavy rain for Wairarapa and Marlborough.
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Weather: Esk Valley evacuation ends, Gisborne road cut off
River levels are dropping in Hawke's Bay and an evacuation order for Esk Valley has been lifted, after the region received less rain than forecast overnight.
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Shearing contractor forced to reassess whole business
A shearing contractor says he is having to reassess his whole business after Cyclone Gabrielle swept through.
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DOC urges extreme care in the outdoors
The Department of Conservation is urging people to respect closures and take extreme care in outdoor areas affected by Cyclone Gabrielle. DoC is currently assessing its tracks and other… Audio
