
27 missing, including 11 children, after two boats capsize off Papua New Guinea
Bad weather and El Nino-linked winds have stalled sea and air search efforts.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
The quake’s epicentre was located offshore near the town of Aquiles Serdan.
The National Emergency Management Agency said the consulting agency brought expertise.
The family are in an insurance grey area where they likely can't repair it or sell it, yet are still paying the mortgage. Video / Mike Scott
Nearly 26,000 properties could be partially uninsurable.
At least 14 Wairoa properties have been yellow-stickered after the flood.
Rescuers battled currents and debris for four hours to reach the older man.
Buddy was pulled from rubble in Caraballeda eight days after the quake.
New information reveals communications, actions before April tragedy that killed two boys.
Rescuers worked three days to free 43-year-old Hernan Gil.
Nearly 2000 people were killed and 50,000 are still missing in Venezuela.
More than 1700 people have died and 50,000 remain missing after the quakes.
An 18-day-old baby was rescued alive after 32 hours trapped in rubble.
The disaster has led to more than 500 confirmed deaths and 57,000 people declared missing.
People are trapped in collapsed buildings and power is cut in many areas, say authorities.
Two powerful quakes minutes apart left buildings destroyed across Caracas.
Domestic visitor days in coastal Bay of Plenty have fallen by 15% since January.
There are fears some businesses won't make it through winter as key drawcards stay shut.
New photos and video show how repairs to the loved mountain are progressing.
State disaster insurer continues to be underfunded.
Kerikeri power prices sit about 20% above the national average.
New York Times: Many on the political right have used the shift to attack climate science.
The independence of Hastings council's land valuations was questioned by some home owners.
Pilot Bay boat ramp will reopen soon, but the timeline is unclear for other facilities.
The 100,000cu m slip has cut off about 800 homes since January 21.
A lot has changed since what might have been the worst natural disaster in human history.
Close to 6000 people reported feeling the shaking this evening.
The footage shows road cones, signs and debris hurled through Tauranga’s CBD.
NY Times: A cruise ship was sitting just outside Tracy Arm fjord when the landslide hit.