Mercury Bay Boating Club

More heavy rain and gales are on the way for parts of the North Island as Hale moves southeast.

Do you have pictures or video of the wild weather? "For today, the places that we're expecting the rain to start being concentrated is the lower part of that eastern North Island." "So that's quite a lot of rain to fall, especially considering the amount of rain that has already in those regions," Makgabutlane said. - In Hawke's Bay, SH2 is closed between Tangoio and Tutira due to a slip until further notice. - In Tairāwhiti, SH35 is closed between Okitu and Ruatoria due to the severe weather until further notice. Follow 1News' live updates for the latest. "We acknowledge this is a valuable community asset and support the efforts of the local volunteers who are currently removing the deck in pieces," he said. - In Coromandel, SH25 is closed between between Te Puru and Tapu until further notice due to a slip. - SH25A between Hikuai and Kopu is closed until further notice due to a slip. "We acknowledge this is a valuable community asset and support the efforts of the local volunteers who are currently removing the deck in pieces," Mayor Len Salt said of the building this morning. 10.15am: There has been a bit of fun and games in Tolaga Bay amid the wind and rain of Cyclone Hale. Salt also acknowledged the damage caused by erosion at the Mercury Bay Boating Club in Whitianga, adding that the club's relocation has been discussed for "a number of years" and that the building was constructed in a way that it could be moved if needed.

Mercury Bay Boating Club and nearby residents suffer from storm erosion damage. Torrential rain and flooding plunged parts of the North Island's east coast into ...

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