
Search underway after hiker swept away in Canterbury high country river
Police received a report that a man was swept down a river near Craigieburn Forest Park.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
NZTA urges motorists to prepare as cold conditions threaten travel.
Some exposed parts of central and southern New Zealand could still see strong gusts.
There are calls for council bosses to take personal accountability.
Flooding and extremely hazardous driving conditions were likely, MetService said.
Hotel occupancy now hits 65–70% between November and March despite the gales.
Up to 27 people are missing after two boats capsized on July 18.
Iron roofing ripped from aviaries and a dog kennel.
Fire crews responded to their first flood callout at 3.30am.
The largest-ever wastewater investment will improve water health and reduce overflows.
Landslides in January cut access to several Northland coastal communities.
The landslide has isolated 800 homes since January 21, with wet weather delaying progress.
New Zealanders say everyone needs to take responsibility for reducing expected impacts.
Katie Bradford talks to IAG's Bryce Davies about the latest insurance survey on climate risk.
Up to 25cm of snow is forecast near the summit of Porters Pass by tomorrow.
Traffic cordons will be removed and residents will be able to return home soon.
Herald reporter Ethan Manera is on the South Coast as waves continue to grow in the capital.
The evacuation centres will be open for as long as they're needed, though they have been quiet this morning, the Salvation Army says.
A state of emergency is in force across a swathe of Wellington southern bays.
The warning comes after Wellington City Mayor Andrew Little declared a state of emergency.
MetService warns the electrical storms bring a threat of tornadoes.
Heavy downpours caused a wastewater pipe to burst, sending sewage into nearby waterways.
The independence of Hastings council's land valuations was questioned by some home owners.
'This is quite a bit stronger than we’ve had for a few weeks now.'
The convoy distance will be cut by 3.5km from today to ease pressure.
The South Island will get the worst of the weather first.
Branches crashed onto Wendywood Lane as storms hit Kerikeri.
MetService recorded 20-40mm of rain and 56 lightning strikes over Morrinsville.
'At one point, we were getting pushed around by the floodwaters crossing the road.'
More than 70mm of rain fell in just an hour in southern Wellington.