
More rain lashes southeast Brazil as death toll hits 55
Thirteen people are missing, and more than 5000 have been forced to flee their homes.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Mayor: 'Our primary concern is safety; we're not going to do it if it's not safe.'
'If we have real bad weather or real bad rain, I can see the trauma on their faces.'
Lifeguards are now working from a Portacom and containers along the Main Beach.
USGS data showed the quake struck at a depth of nearly 620km.
OPINION: The Garden City is very different from the place it was a couple of deacedes ago.
New York Times: Forecasters issued avalanche warnings for the mountain region in the US.
The site was created to work alongside official channels, like councils and police.
All 107 guests were evacuated on Saturday while engineers checked the Ōhiwa slope.
The avalanche struck a 15-strong guided backcountry group near Truckee.
Ten people remain unaccounted for after the off-piste tour group was hit.
Avalanches have claimed at least 28 people this northern winter in Europe.
The full daily convoy schedule from 7am is expected to resume tomorrow.
Thousands in lower North Island still without power days after deluge.
Mapping aims to give councils and home owners a clearer picture of risk.
Tractors used to clear part of a road near Taihape affected by fallen trees and slips.
A safety inspection on February 18 will decide when convoys can resume.
Eleven people have died in this summer’s storms, including six campers.
About 20 cars were trapped for hours between floodwaters and a fresh slip.
Neighbours are using their own vehicles to evacuate homes cut off by floods.
Brent Knowles died on Friday after his car was trapped in rising floodwaters.
The MP had to abandon wedding planning to support his community amid the tragedy.
John and Julie Clark took their tractors into a 1.5m flood to do the job.
Rough unsealed roads are being used by locals - despite authorities' pleas to stay home
Some of Northland's east coast areas measured six or seven times their usual January rain.
Resident says 250-300mm of rain fell in eight hours and some farm crops are 'decimated'.
Two owners call for more council and government support.
Joseph Ahuriri, who disappeared during the cyclone, was added to the coroner's list.
Risk is 'locked-in' where homes were built before landslide risk was recognised - expert.
OPINION: New Zealand faces extreme weather, quakes, slips and tsunamis on a rising scale.