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MetService details latest downpours and thunderstorms
Areas north of Auckland were hit by a sudden torrential downpour this afternoon causing surface flooding and slips. More heavy rain and possibly severe thunderstorms are expected to hit Tairawhiti and… Audio
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Black Hawk Up - fixing fences and feeding stock
Light planes and helicopters are among the workhorses helping in the cyclone recovery effort. Hundreds of kilometres of farm fences need fixing and donated feed is leaving as fast as it's being… Audio
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Black Hawk Up - fixing fences and feeding stock
Light planes and helicopters are among the workhorses helping in the cyclone recovery effort. Hundreds of kilometres of farm fences need fixing and donated feed is leaving as fast as it's being…
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Civil Defence working long hours in rural Gisborne with no end in sight
A newly formed Civil Defence team working long hours to support affected whānau in Te Karaka are staying positive despite seemingly endless need in their community.
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Explainer: What is a bailey bridge?
We're heard a lot about bailey bridges in the last month since cyclones Hale and Gabrielle. With multiple bridges washed out, particularly in Tairāwhiti and Hawkes Bay - a temporary bridge is the best… Audio
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Forestry inquiry welcomed by sector groups
After the destruction caused by slash during last week's cyclone, the government yesterday announced a ministerial inquiry. Susie speaks with Hera Ngata-Gibson from the group Mana Taiao Tairawhiti… Audio
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Heavy rain warning for flood-hit areas, severe storm watch for upper North Island
Heavy rain is on the way for cyclone-hit Hawke's Bay and Tairāwhiti with concern about a dam in a Tairāwhiti river, while the PM's planned trip to Wairoa today was cancelled.
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Wairoa's Mātangirau sings loudly for Day Two of Te Matatini
The second day of Te Matatini brought another 15 groups, including Wairoa's kapa Mātangirau - who journeyed through mud, break-downs and broken roads.
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Health Minister details services for cut-off East Coast
Dr Ayesha Verrall describes access to health services for some cyclone-hit communities as a "an incredibly challenging situation" but says provisions are being made. Audio
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'Very real concerns': Inquiry into forestry slash announced
Forestry Minister Stuart Nash says it is totally unacceptable slash is ending up on beaches after heavy rains. Audio
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Where to get help in Gisborne
Here is the latest from the local council and Civil Defence for the region.
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Oral Questions for Thursday 23 February 2023
Audio 23 Feb 2023Questions to Ministers MARJA LUBECK to the Minister of Energy and Resources: What reports has she seen on how New Zealand's electricity sector is responding to electricity outages caused by Cyclone… Audio
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Wairarapa farmers holding fundraiser for flood effected farms
Federated Farmers in Wairarapa are asking for donations of fencing supplies to help flood affected farms in Hawke's Bay and Tairawhiti recover. The Wairarapa federated farmers meat and wool chair Mike… Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 23 February 2023
Top stories for 23 February 2023. Rain has fallen in Hawke's Bay and Tairawhiti overnight with more to come, as locals pick up the pieces from Cyclone Gabrielle. We speak to the father of Black Cap… Audio
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Time to invest in native planting after Bola pine failures
Opinion - We urgently need to shift Aotearoa's forestry policy from exotic tree plantations to a focus on diverse native forests to protect against future extreme weather, David Norton writes.
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Kāinga Ora mulls modular homes to flooding homeless
It will not just be families already in state houses that need new roofs overhead. Audio
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Kainga Ora considers temporary modular homes after Cyclone Gabrielle
Modular homes on vacant Kainga Ora land could be used to house people displaced by Cyclone Gabrielle.
It says it's early to know exactly how many of its 4500 houses have been signficantly damaged in… Video, Audio
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Wednesday recap: Hawke's Bay under heavy rain watch, more rain for Auckland
The cyclone-devastated region is in for periods of heavy rain from midday tomorrow until Saturday, MetService says. It is also forecasting more rain for Auckland from this afternoon.
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Cyclone-hit Pacific workers well cared for but worried about work
Seasonal workers from the Pacific are bunking in emergency shelters after Cyclone Gabrielle tore through New Zealand's North Island as they wait to hear if there's still work available for them.
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Around the motu: Samantha Gee in Gisborne
Audio 22 Feb 2023Samantha reports from Tairawhiti on the cyclone cleanup as connectivity is restored in parts, but damaged roading is a slow fix. Audio
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Cyclone Gabrielle: Overwhelming challenges for rural Tairawhiti
Audio 22 Feb 2023Most isolated farms in Tairawhiti have now been contacted, accounted for and assessed but still face major challenges as they set about cleaning up flood damaged properties and communities. Sandra… Audio
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Can silty, sludgy soil recover after cyclone?
Audio 22 Feb 2023Growers and farmers in Hawkes Bay and Tairawhiti are tackling the massive job of clearning mud and silt from their orchards, vinyeards and paddocks. What is the impact of this on soil health in two… Audio
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"We're totally cut off": Rissington residents wait to be reconnected
Audio 22 Feb 2023It's now more than a week since Cyclone Gabrielle tore through the country - and still the stories and the scale of the devastation continue to unfold. There are still communities across Tairawhiti… Audio
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Daily roading jigsaw likely to last months, says freight boss
It's going to be months and months of taking the long way round for trucking companies. Audio
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The Panel with Sally Wenley and Wade Jackson (Part Two)
Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Sally Wenley and Wade Jackson speak to School Strike for Climate and a listener who has an open stormwater system in her neighbourhood. They also speak to the… Audio
