'Unprecedented scale': Auckland floods, Cyclone Gabrielle to cost insurance industry more than $1b
Insurers have already paid out more than $110m - and the bill is expected to keep rising.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Staff stayed nights with the sea creatures, who remained safe and well through flooding.
Wayne Brown is under fire for complete 'inaction' during the Auckland floods.
Unprecedented wet weather, labour shortages, productivity problems dog business.
Some affected tenants are still waiting for answers one month on from flooding.
The budget proposes sweeping cuts to community grants and $16m less for Local Boards.
The woman's two teenaged sons have moved out to stay with friends.
The Government needs some simple, big ideas for funding the cyclone recovery.
"Mobile generators were a godsend. In our new villages, we’re building generators."
A severe thunderstorm watch covers Auckland, Great Barrier Island, Northland, Coromandel.
"Ran essential services on generator power, fully supplied with food and medication."
Auction firm says there may be a short-term imbalance in demand and supply of used cars.
Cyclone Gabrielle caused widespread damage, closing roads and isolating communities.
Council staff are still compiling the cost of the storms.
City Rail Link would have been delayed by a year if floods happened earlier.
Qantas sends additional team members to Auckland to deal with backlogs.
Residents kicked out at night: '72 hours later, we had not heard a thing.'
Tower Insurance CEO says councils must consider managed retreat now.
Backlogs of mishandled bags have caused anxiety for travellers with missing prescriptions.
Home 'will need complex and thorough geotechnical investigation,' says council
The idea he was asleep at the helm is completely wrong, says Wayne Brown.
Tower’s solvency position remains strong, despite two weather events so early in year.
Stormwater boss suggests removing cars from streets to clean cathchpits.
“I can only imagine how I would feel in those circumstances with my own family."
“I can only imagine how I would feel in those circumstances with my own family."
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Marine Parade has more than a dozen homes still submerged in water that will not drain.