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Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Sally Wenley and Wade Jackson discuss the latest chapter in the Three Warer reforms and Cyclone Gabrielle's impact to kūmara crops. Plus, they speak to a… Audio

Growers in Hawke's Bay and Tairawhiti are keen to know how the government's interim support package will work.

Fifty million dollars will be given to businesses affected by Cyclone Gabrielle - but no… Audio

The national state of emergency has been extended for another seven days, so government agencies can provide additional resources as they are needed. The declaration applies to Northland, Auckland… Audio

A Tairawhiti business leader says the government's initial fifty-million dollar support package is "brilliant." The money is to tide over businesses and the primary sector while a recovery taskforce… Audio

The Government has announced the first in a 'rolling maul' of financial assistance to those impacted by Cyclone Gabrielle. It includes $250 million to repair local and state highways and a $50 million… Audio

Many of Tairawhiti's forestry workers are in limbo after Cyclone Gabrielle wiped out the roads to their plantations. As money runs out, they're hoping to find out today whether they can be redeployed… Audio

Cyclone Gabrielle has once again highlighted the problem of forestry slash and the damage it does. Audio

In Tai Rāwhiti, water supply is still a problem.

Civil Defence has spelt out which Gisborne businesses can open under water restrictions.

Its controller Ben Green says the supply is still critically… 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… Audio

Our media were in emergency mode yet again this week, offering hours of extra coverage on air, online and in print. Outlets in the hardest-hit places reported the basics - even without access to… Video, Audio