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Soaked Tairāwhiti keeping close eye on more rainfall
MetService expects rain falling in storm-damaged Tairāwhiti will get heavier in the next few hours.
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'Ground can't take much more': East Coast braces for new deluge
Uawa Civil Defence is expecting Tolaga Bay communities to be cut off again and roads to continue crumbling as another onslaught of wet weather hits this afternoon.
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Lake caused by huge landslide 'safe' as new front heads to Tairāwhiti
A new lake formed by a landslide in the Waiorongomai Valley is being closely watched ahead of expected heavy rain, which is seeing Tairāwhiti's state of emergency extended. Audio
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Clean-up in Tairāwhiti continues
The cleanup effort is still underway in Gisborne Tairāwhiti after Cyclone Hale, but there could be more damage to come.
Metservice is closely monitoring a subtropical low moving toward the East… Audio
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No need for inquiry into forestry practices following Cyclone Hale, minister says
Forestry companies need to sit down with key stakeholders to understand how to operate better, but there is no need for an inquiry, the Minister of Forestry says. Audio
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Tolaga Bay locals 'questioning future' after latest weather event
The local civil defence manager says some families are pondering whether to remain in the area as they deal with the aftermath of last week's Cyclone Hale. Audio
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Wild weather: Sub-tropical low could bring more heavy rain to Gisborne
The severe weather brought by Cyclone Hale last week is over, but it could be a very brief respite for the Tairāwhiti area. Audio
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More bad weather possible forTairawhiti
The severe weather brought by Cyclone Hale last week is over, but it could be a very brief respite for the Tairawhiti area. MetService is closely monitoring a subtropical low moving toward the East… Audio
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More bad weather possible for Tairāwhiti
The severe weather brought by Cyclone Hale last week is over, but it could be a very brief respite for the Tairāwhiti area.
MetService is closely monitoring a subtropical low moving toward the East… Audio
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Forestry Minister on reforms to forestry after Cyclone Hale
Audio 16 Jan 2023The Environmental Defence Society is calling for a commission of inquiry into forestry practices after Cyclone Hale. Multiple rivers and streams in Tairawhiti were overwhelmed by forestry waste… Audio
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Forestry Minister on reforms to forestry after Cyclone Hale
Audio 16 Jan 2023The Environmental Defence Society is calling for a commission of inquiry into forestry practices after Cyclone Hale.
Multiple rivers and streams in Tairāwhiti were overwhelmed by forestry waste… Audio
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More heavy rain expected for Gisborne as Cyclone Hale cleanup continues
The state of emergency could soon be lifted, as Tairāwhiti authorities work to restore basic services to communities reeling from Cyclone Hale as more rain threatens.
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'A sense of exhaustion': Cyclone Hale takes mental toll on Tairāwhiti farmers
The Associate Agriculture Minister says Cyclone Hale has taken a mental toll on Tairāwhiti farmers and growers, as they've seen too many floods over the years to count.
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Cyclone Hale: Fund for Tairāwhiti farmers and growers announced
The government has announced $100,000 of funding support for Tairāwhiti farmers and growers impacted by Cyclone Hale.
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Cyclone Hale aftermath: Firefighter bikes two hours to deliver supplies
A firefighter biked for two hours across rugged terrain to deliver urgent supplies to a community cut off after Cyclone Hale.
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Hale aftermath: EFTPOS down, Defence Force assisting with aid
Agencies in Tairāwhiti are scrambling to deliver supplies to isolated communities, and the mayor is hoping central government will help out financially. Audio
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Emergency minister assesses cyclone damage in Tairāwhiti
A large cleanup effort is under way in Tairāwhiti after tropical Cyclone Hale devastated the region.
Contractors have a big job ahead of them clearing slash - the forestry waste products swept down… Audio
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Difficulty getting supplies to communities cut off by cyclone
Audio 13 Jan 2023Agencies in Tairāwhiti are scrambling to deliver food and supplies to communities isolated after Cyclone Hale struck.
Gisborne remains in a state of emergency and communication is a major issue for… Audio
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'Farmers are almost at their wits' end' - Cyclone recovery likely to be slow
The cleanup from Cyclone Hale is only just beginning - with the weather system causing damage from Northland and Coromandel on to Tairāwhiti, and down the North Island as far as Wairarapa.
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'Our whole property was underwater': Flood damage after logs block river
A Tairāwhiti resident says her home would not have flooded if it wasn't for a sea of logs that blocked a nearby river during heavy rain. Audio
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Wishing You Were Here: MP for the East Coast - Kiri Allan
Kara Rickard & Mark Williams talks to Honoroable Kiri Allan Audio
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'Our whole property was underwater': Flood damage after logs block river
A Tairāwhiti resident says her home would not have flooded if it wasn't for a sea of logs that blocked a nearby river during heavy rain.
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Civil defence update from Tairawhiti
Audio 12 Jan 2023A state of civil emergency remains in place in the Tairawhiti region after Cyclone Hale swept through - leaving behind a trial of damage and destruction. Photos out of the region - especially around… Audio
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Forestry body on slash from Cyclone Hale
Audio 12 Jan 2023Tairāwhiti has been battered by heavy rain as Cyclone Hale passed down the country, causing forestry slash to barrel down waterways.
Foresty companies have been prosecuted for damage caused by slash… Audio
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Tairāwhiti resident says forestry slash caused her home to flood
Audio 12 Jan 2023A Tairāwhiti resident says her home would not have flooded if it wasn't for a sea of forestry slash that came down a nearby river during heavy rain.
The region has been battered by heavy rain as… Audio
