
Latest position: Live updates of Cyclone Gabrielle's track
Large waves and a storm surge are expected to affect northern and eastern coastlines.
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
Most models are showing Cyclone Gabrielle will directly hit New Zealand next week.
Most models are showing Cyclone Gabrielle will directly hit New Zealand next week.
Cyclone Gabrielle is on its way. Residents can prepare now in various ways.
Gabrielle could strike the upper North Island as early as Friday, forecasters warn.
Auckland Transport is urging people to plan ahead and leave plenty of time for travel.
The tornado tore through the school shortly before 1am.
Amateur pilot Philip Hart captured the footage this weekend.
Data was supplied to the Herald by Fire & Emergency NZ and Auckland Emergency Management.
Auckland will stay in a state of emergency for one week as the recovery continues.
Funding is available to those experiencing hardship from flooding or land slips.
Motel manager: "80 to 90 per cent of bookings cancelled or postponed.”
After being closed more than a week, one lane of SH1 over the Brynderwyns is open.
Welcome news for sodden Super City after week of deadly downpours.
Another 60 or 70 metres has dropped away in 24 hours.
Auckland is under a state of emergency after heavy rain causes widespread damage.
The Fire Service has made more than 1500 callouts to help people in need.
Rising floodwaters have left streets and homes swamped.
Rain is battering Auckland and the top of the North Island.
The wet conditions are expected to last most of the weekend.
Jeremy Renner has shared a photo of his physical therapy session from his hospital bed.
Hawke’s Bay Regional Council has completed NZ first region-wide water assessment
The ex-cyclone has damaged footpaths and sea banks and more chaos is on the way.
Cyclone Hale hit the East Coast hard and it will take a while to fix the damage.
We should expect record-shattering hot years soon as the Earth heats up.
Last, poignant words as Kyle Doan, 5, was parted from his mother.
It comes as communities across the country face a clean-up after Cyclone Hale.
At least 17 people have died in the storms battering the state.
In an hour, Linda Gough saw her Tolaga Bay property covered in storm debris and water.