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Warnings are covering huge parts of the country.

Severe, "destructive gales" may bring trees down and disrupt power and transport.

An unstable weather system prone to producing thunderstorms is moving down the North Island and heading to parts of the South Island. Video

Passengers have two more days to tag on for the cost-efficient service. Audio

But why are residents so upset by the temporary loss of their supermarket?

A replacement for State Highway 1 over Northland's Brynderwyn Hills will be built just to the east of the current road - a major change from the original plan.

The storm is expected to bring heavy rain and strong winds to the upper North Island. Here's what you need to know.

Auckland residents are pleased the council has approved a plan for how it'll deal with land bought from homeowners. Audio

KiwiRail says no passenger rail will operate from 12 April to 27 April, allowing crews to build critical upgrades and complete major infrastructure on the Auckland underground.

The iconic Kiwi food products business has gone into receivership, with about 100 jobs on the line.

Domestic universities say they are comfortable with existing relationships as calls grow to review ties. Audio

Workers First Union, which represents some Woolworths staff, says it would mean the loss of income for thousands of workers.

Community leaders are working to establish stronger connections between Pacific communities and the Auckland Museum, facilitating engagement with their cultural heritage.

Disruption has been felt widely through projects such as Auckland City Rail Link and Wellington's 'Let's Get Wellington Moving'.

The president of Federated Farmers in Northland says farmers have been grateful for the downpour.

Bryan Ramage was served seven years' imprisonment.

He was regarded as a leader in his profession and was well-known in the community.

The widow of late Green Party MP Fa'anānā Efeso Collins is calling for an inquest into his death, accusing the organisers of the charity event he was attending at the time of failing him. Audio

More than half of Auckland's rubbish gets dumped at one landfill, where waste is turned into energy to power homes and grow food.

Western Springs Speedway is a burden on the ratepayer, and fewer people go there than to the corner dairy, according to Auckland's mayor.

An Auckland food bank that was facing closure last year can now keep its doors open until the end of term two, thanks to a corporate sponsorship.

Shane Jones says the closure, starting from April 1, is to allow the lobster population to restore itself.

The iconic Western Springs Speedway is set to close but Albany Ward councillor John Watson is rallying against what he calls an "engineered eviction". Audio